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ATTENTION ALL LAKE MEMBERS:
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Click this Public Water Supply District #1 icon to go to the Peaceful Valley Water new website for all water and sewer business at the lake. We can all help with security –
SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING: Marie says people can contact her for concerns until 10 pm, 573-421-7470. After 10 pm, call the sheriff’s office: If you need an officer for non-emergency police matters call 573-437-7770; for emergencies dial 911. Email [email protected] REMINDER: The speed limit is 20 mph on all PV roads, especially while hauling a trailer. Recent damage and near misses have been caused by neglecting caution -- and also driving under the influence. Be aware that anyone can call the police for civil infractions, even at the lake.
Mountain Lions and Black Bears sightings
People are reporting seeing both evidence of the animals and actual sightings. The office has contacted the Missouri Department of Conservation for guidance. Go to their website for reporting information. Emergency response links
If you would like weather alerts, including severe storm warnings and spring-season tornadoes: 1. Get local alerts for the Owensville area, Gasconade County, HERE. You can also go to the county Emergency Management Agency FaceBook and register to get notified via phone or text. You will have to log in and access “my account” HERE 2. You can download the FEMA app for personalized weather alerts and resources from Google Play and the Apple Store. It is a free service you can customize to your location. 3. You can also activate Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) on your cell phone in SETTINGS. These FEMA alerts are sent to your mobile device wherever you may be in harm’s way, without the need to download an app or subscribe to a service. WEAs do not track your location. They are broadcast from area cell towers to mobile phones within the defined geographic location of the alert. |
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