The Village of Suffern is sharing photos from Monday flooding
Suffern Mayor Michael Curley says he expects nearby rivers to get to their highest point around midnight Tuesday, then start receding.
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5h agoSuffern Mayor Michael Curley says he expects nearby rivers to get to their highest point around midnight Tuesday, then start receding.
Several roads are closed around the village and the mayor says the ballfields are under water, but there haven't been power outages
The mayor says department heads are prepared to work into the night if need be.
He adds that no one was hurt, but there has been some property damage.
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