
Cement Lake Dam Breach Warning: El Paso Water Urgent Alert
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El Paso Water issues urgent warning about Cement Lake in West El Paso, with engineers spotting signs of a possible dam breach. Crews are working tirelessly to lower water levels and stabilize the dam, while roads in the potential flood zone are closed for safety. The city has taken control of the area and is coordinating with the Emergency Operations Center. Stay informed and avoid closed areas as crews work to ensure public safety.
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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cement Lake Dam Breach Warning: El Paso Water Urgent Alert. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
El Paso water just dropped an urgent warning about cement lake in West El Paso, where conditions have gotten worse and now point to a possible dam. Breach. Engineers spotted slow slope failures, unbanked shift and water seepage, ramping up the risk even after early fixes cuts and pressure. Crews are grinding around the clock to drop water levels and teamed up with the US Army Corps of Engineers for stabilization advice. They even moved all personnel to higher ground as a safety move, while hiring Fort Worth Base Freeze and Nichols for advanced flood modeling. Roads in the potential flood zone are shut down tight, including spots on Loop 375, Donovan Drive from Race Track to Pisano, Sunland, Park at Crockett, and McNutt at River Levy. That keeps traffic out of harm's way if things go south. The city grabbed the lake and surrounding land from the Texas Department of Transportation back in March, and now they're sinking with the emergency. El Paso Center, which is fully activated for response.
Public safety stays front and center, so folks, steer clear of closed areas, watch for official updates and crews will keep pushing until the risk, eases. Stay tuned as this unfolds. El Paso News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.
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