Emergency crews battle rising waters in Godley, performing a series of water rescues on County Road 915 as the area faces significant flooding. The City of Godley Fire Department has been particularly active, warning residents of the escalating situation through social media. "Our crews are currently working water rescues on County Road 915," the department posted on their Facebook page.
Multiple roads around the Godley area have been reported as impassable due to the abrupt and aggressive rise in water levels. The City of Godley Fire Department has been actively advising citizens to obey road closures and barricades, emphasizing the risk of attempting to traverse flooded streets. "Please take heed to these warnings and stay weather aware," they said. In their attempt to manage the deluge, they underlined a life-saving mantra for drivers, "Do Not Drive Through Barricades and Turn Around, Don’t Drown."
Avoiding unnecessary travel appears to be a critical aspect of ensuring personal safety and allowing rescue teams to operate more effectively. The fire department has been diligent in broadcasting this message to the public, advising against underestimating the power of floodwater.
