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Flash floods slammed Greater Cincinnati with 5-6 inches of rain in just three hours, causing widespread sewer backups, home and business damage, one death, and three injuries. While FEMA deemed the damage too minor for federal aid—only a handful of properties met their “major” threshold—the city declared a local emergency and is pursuing state-level relief, including setting aside millions for affected residents and businesses. City council is now reviewing response efforts and pushing for long-term fixes like green infrastructure and a flood resilience task force, even eyeing funds from the Cincinnati Southern Railway’s sale. Meanwhile, the malfunctioning Madison Road flood gate has been repaired and is now operating automatically, though staff will continue monitoring during storms.

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