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Ville de Gatineau

News release

Gatineau is seeing a rise in water levels in the Aylmer sector

Gatineau, May 1, 2018. – Gatineau is seeing a rise in water levels in the Aylmer sector. If that trend continues, the minor flooding threshold could be reached this evening, May 1.

Quick facts

●	Gatineau is closely monitoring the situation.

●	Affected residents in the Aylmer sector can get sand bags in parc Louis-Roy, at the intersection of Minervois and Louis-Roy.

●	Twenty-seven residences located on rue Fraser are considered priority.

●	Affected Residents will need proof of residence to get sand bags.

●	For the time being, water levels are low in the other sectors. Current forecasts indicate that these other sectors are not at risk.

●	The Service de s�curit� incendie (SSIG) has been going door to door to inform concerned affected shoreline residents.

For additional information

About spring flooding, go to gatineau.ca/crue.

Shoreline residents should sign up for text and e-mail messages at gatineau.ca/crue.

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How to build a dike with sandbags

Surveillance de la crue des eaux – Minist�re de la S�curit� publique du Qu�bec

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Animation : How to build a dike with sandbags

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Reconnue pour sa qualit� de vie, Gatineau est une ville de 298 000 habitants. Elle est situ�e sur la rive nord de la rivi�re des Outaouais, et s'�tend � l'est et � l'ouest de la rivi�re Gatineau.

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