Steuben County: Many roads remain closed, travel advisory still in place

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From Steuben County,

On Monday evening, Steuben County Public Safety Director Tim Marshall reminded county residents the county state of emergency AND travel advisory remains in place. Portions of dozens of local, county and state roads are gone or at best impassable. Aps like MapQuest have limited use.

There are confirmed reports some emergency crews working to rescue people trapped by destructive flood waters have been endangered by sudden dangerous landslides which badly damaged essential equipment.

Crews working to restore roads have to take time to divert drivers safely back where they came from or pause work to allow a driver to slide by road machinery. Traffic lights are in place to maintain one-lane activity on other roads.

PLEASE — Heed these road closures:

STATES OF EMERGENCY/TRAVEL ADVISORIES REMAIN IN PLACE

States of Emergency and Travel Advisory remain in place for the Towns of Canisteo, Jasper, Greenwood, Troupsburg, Woodhull, and Cameron. Residents should avoid unnecessary travel to allow highway crews to continue cleanup efforts.