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Community Leaders Continue To Work To Keep Rocher Dry For Next 300 Years

August 6, 2019|Monroe County Independent
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The Prairie du Rocher community came together earlier this year to prepare sandbags used in the high-water event of 2019.
The Prairie du Rocher community came together earlier this year to prepare sandbags used in the high-water event of 2019.

The Prairie du Rocher Chamber Of Commerce has issued the following regarding the recent reports concerning the village’s pending levee de-certification. In response to recent requests for comments regarding FEMA’s decision not to re-certify the Prairie du Rocher levee, I wanted to share some thoughts. Although this news is obviously not what we had hoped …

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