Melting snow and heavy rain are leading to flooding concerns for Bracebridge officials

Bracebridge officials are concerned about river levels with heavy rainfall moving through Muskoka.
The town is particularly concerned about the North and South branches of the Muskoka River and Black River.
Germania Road and Campbell’s Road are both flooded as well as the Flynn’s Swamp area.
Officials are asking any residents in areas that are prone to flooding to be proactive in protecting your property.
Fowler Construction is working with the town to give out free sandbags to anyone who needs them in the community.
James Bowler
James Bowler
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