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Releases might only hit 1,800 cfs this time

Releases might only hit 1,800 cfs this time Jamestown and Pipestem dams will most likely release a combined 1,800 cubic feet per second, but the upper-range forecasts could require releases of up to 3,200 cfs, officials said at a meeting for Stutsman County residents Tuesday.

March 17, 2010

Hoeven meets with city, county on high releases

Hoeven meets with city, county on high releases Gov. John Hoeven told city and county officials Monday the state and the North Dakota National Guard are ready to help on high water releases and downstream flooding. Maj. Gen. Dave Sprynczynatyk, adjutant general of the North Dakota National Guard, accompanied the governor, taking notes on what the Guard would need to supply in the way of manpower and materials this year. He said they’ve stocked up on flood-fighting supplies.

March 16, 2010

Haitian judge poised to release U.S. missionaries

The 10 U.S. missionaries charged with kidnapping for trying to take a busload of children out of Haiti should be released from jail while an investigation continues, a Haitian judge said Thursday, giving the Americans their best news since their arrests nearly two weeks ago.

By By Frank Bajak, The Associated Press , February 12, 2010

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Corps to meet on water releases

Army Corps of Engineer officials will meet with city and county staff later this week to discuss early forecasts for releases from the Jamestown and Pipestem dams, according to Tim Temeyer, chief of the water control section for the Omaha District of the corps. “It is about the same time we met with them last year,” he said. “It is to start discussion and planning for this spring.”

By Keith Norman , February 10, 2010

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Area dams release water over winter

Jamestown and Pipestem dams are continuing to release water this winter, according to Bob Martin, dam manager at Pipestem Dam. The releases are intended to maintain the proper water levels through the winter. “We’re releasing 12 cubic feet per second from the Pipestem Dam,” he said. “That is about the same as last year although we don’t normally release water from Pipestem during the winter.”

By Keith Norman , January 08, 2010

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Reservoir releases steady at 1,800 cfs

Releases at Pipestem and Jamestown Reservoirs remained at 400 and 1,400 cubic feet per second, respectively, Thursday, according to the Army Corps of Engineeers. Combined releases are 1,800 cfs, the long-term release plan target level.

June 12, 2009

Combined releases at 2,100 cfs

No changes in releases from Pipestem and Jamestown dams were made Thursday. Releases from Pipestem are 600 cubic feet per second and at Jamestown they are 1,500 cfs, for a combined rate of 2,100 cfs.

June 05, 2009

Combined reservoir releases at 2,100 cfs

Releases at Pipestem Reservoir were reduced again Wednesday 700 cubic feet per second to 600 cfs. Jamestown Reservoir releases remain unchanged at 1,500 cfs. Combined releases are 2,100 cfs.

June 04, 2009

Reservoir releases at 2,200 cfs

Releases from Pipestem Dam were 700 cubic feet per second Tuesday and at Jamestown Dam they were 1,500 cfs. The combined rate was 2,200 cfs.

June 03, 2009

Combined reservoir releases cut down to 2,200 cfs

Releases at Pipestem Reservoir were reduced Monday from 800 to 700 cubic feet per second, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Jamestown Reservoir releases remained at 1,500 cfs. Combined releases were 2,200 cfs.

June 02, 2009

Combined releases from reservoirs at 2,400 cfs

Releases at Jamestown Reservoirs remained at 1,600 cubic feet per second Thursday. Pipestem Reservoir releases were reduced from 900 cfs to 800 cfs. The combined release is currently 2,400 cfs.

May 29, 2009

Total releases at 2,500 cfs Wednesday

Releases at Jamestown Reservoirs remained at 1,600 cubic feet per second Wednesady. Pipestem Reservoir releases were reduced by 100 cfs Wednesday from 1,000 cfs to 900 cfs. The combined release is 2,500 cfs.

May 28, 2009

Reservoirs’ release information updated

Releases at Jamestown and Pipestem reservoirs were 1,800 and 1,400 cfs, respectively, on May 13. Jamestown releases were reduced to 1,700 cfs at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday due to the increased threat of significant rain, high winds and severe thunderstorm warnings throughout the region.

May 14, 2009

Daily water update

Current releases at Jamestown and Pipestem reservoirs were at 1,800 and 1,400 cubic feet per second, respectively, Tuesday. Jamestown Dam releases were reduced to 1,700 cfs at 7 p.m. Monday in response to anticipated precipitation but were returned to 1,800 cfs at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday morning.

May 13, 2009

Daily information update for Jamestown, Pipestem reservoirs and releases

Jamestown Reservoir releases are now 1,700 cfs from outlet works and spillway and releases from Pipestem Dam remain at 1,400 cfs for a combined release of 3,100 cfs.

April 28, 2009

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