Red River Flood
From E-Democracy.org
This is a page for you - meaning everyone - to quickly share links to information and user-generated content about the Red River Flood of 2009. Note the 35W page as a model.
To edit, simply press "edit" and follow the simple format of links that you see.
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[edit] Real-Time - Twitter, Radio
- Use the Twitter hashtag #flood09 and #"cityname"flood (e.g. #fargoflood )to share your updates.
- KFGO-AM - Listen Live - Fargo Radio - Website
[edit] Video
- REAL-TIME: Latest YouTube videos by time with "flood" in them ... please add the best ones below.
- Gather the best Red River Flood Videos here.
[edit] Photos
- REAL-TIME: Recent photos on Flickr
[edit] Major, Government Sites
- National Weather Service
- Fargo Flood - NDSU
- City of Fargo Flood Info
- City of Moorhead Flood Info
- Cass County, ND
- Clay County, MN Flood Info
- Wilkin County, MN Flood Info
- Red River Basin Decision Network - Generate maps
- Army Corp of Engineers
- USGS ND
[edit] Volunteering
- FirstLink - "Call: 701.476.4000 from 8am-8pm Central for current info and with questions or receive flood volunteer updates from FirstLink via text: Text the keyword "fmflood" to 406-880-2406 to receive updates on your phone. (Standard text messaging rates may apply)
[edit] Online Groups
- Fargo Moorhead Flood Volunteer Network - Facebook Group
- Fargo Moorhead Flood Information - Facebook Group
- Red River Flood Social Network - By Inforum on NING
- Minnesota Voices Online - Includes discussion of the use of the Internet in natural disaster response
[edit] News, Media Sites
- Current "red river flood" from Google News
- InForum - Fargo Moorhead - Blog also
- KFGO-AM - Listen Live - Fargo Radio - Website
- Valley Flood Watch - Go Radio Broadcasting
- Minnesota Public Radio - Red River Floods
- The UpTake - LIVE Video Streaming of areas around the flood
[edit] Notes
This page will be used by the media to add content to their own dedicated sections since for competitive reasons they never seem willing to link to each other. So adding resources here will quickly make them visible more broadly.
