Date Posted: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026
This is the latest update from the National Weather Service for our area; please check local forecasts for more specific updates: ● Multiple rounds of tidal flooding are expected this week for portions of the Atlantic coast, Delaware Bay, southern Raritan Bay, the tidal Delaware River, and Chesapeake Bay. Moderate coastal flooding expected beginning with […]
COMMUNITY FLU CLINIC October 10, 2026
Date Posted: Friday, September 11th, 2026
There will be a Community Flu Clinic held at the Bethel Community House, 7769 Main Street, on Saturday, October 10, 2026 from 8 am to 11 am. Standard (10+) and High Dose (65+) shots available Free with Medicare and most insurances Bring your insurance cards SIGN UP AT THE BETHEL STORE Contact Mark at 302-875-2318 […]
SAFETY MATTERS – September is National Prepardeness Month
Date Posted: Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026
12 WAYS TO PREPARE: Sign up for Alerts and Warnings Make a Plan Save for a Rainy Day Practice Emergency Drills Test Family Communication Plan Safreguard Documents Plan with Neighbors Make Your Home Safer Know Evacuation Routes Assemble of Update Supplies Get Involved in Your Community Document and Insure Property Go to Ready.Gov to find […]
IMPORANT – LANTERNFLY INFORMATION!
Date Posted: Wednesday, August 26th, 2026
Hello everyone! My name is Ashley Cole, and I am the new spotted lanternfly coordinator with the Delaware Department of Agriculture. I wanted to reach out with information regarding spotted lanternfly in the event you receive any questions regarding the pest. Please feel free to forward this email to anyone who finds this information helpful! […]
LET ME BE BLUNT – Latest Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester Newsletter
Date Posted: Monday, June 22nd, 2026
Dear Friend, Almost every week there’s a new report on the growing capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI), and like many of you, I’ve been laser-focused on these headlines. While this technology offers opportunities for our economy, our health, and the potential to solve some of the most challenging problems, experts continue to highlight risks and […]
DE House of Rep. Newsletter – #683 – September 11, 2026
Date Posted: Monday, June 22nd, 2026
IN THIS ISSUE NEWS BRIEF: Remembering 9-11 NEWS: Delaware’s Ghost Gun Law Found to be Unconstitutional NEWS VIDEO: Bill Prompted by Brutal Crime Signed Into Law NEWS VIDEO: Legislators Actively Support DE’s Military Veterans and Service Personnel View this newsletter on your browser. Delaware’s Ghost Gun Law Found to be Unconstitutional A week after […]
GOVERNOR DECLARES STATEWIDE DROUGHT WATCH FOR DELAWARE
Date Posted: Wednesday, June 17th, 2026
All Three Delaware Counties, Particularly Sussex, Currently Show Significant Precipitation Deficits as Summer Nears Governor Matt Meyer has issued a statewide drought watch due to precipitation levels experiencing a steep and steady decline throughout the state for the second time in three years, particularly in Kent and Sussex Counties. The Governor declared a drought watch […]
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS & CHECKLIST
Date Posted: Wednesday, June 17th, 2026
Hurricane season runs every June 1-November 30. We are early in the hurricane season and I wanted to give you some information to help you be prepared, while hoping you never need the information. Here are some important links: DisasterAssistance.Gov– Disaster Survivor Application Checklist FEMA – Six Ways to Prepare Your Home for a Hurricane DEMA […]
ROUTE 9 and ROUTE 113 MASTER PLAN – PUBLIC SURVEY INFORMATION
Date Posted: Wednesday, May 27th, 2026
If anyone would like to be involved and make comments for the Route 9 and Route 113 Master Plan: As part of the Governor’s Order, the Route 9 Master Plan, and the County’s upcoming update to the County’s Comprehensive Plan, Sussex County has assembled a community survey relating to the Route 9 Corridor Master Planning […]
DELMARVA POWER – SUMMER READINESS INFORMATION
Date Posted: Wednesday, May 27th, 2026
Dear Valued Customer, As we enter the summer season, higher temperatures, increased electricity use, and the potential for severe weather—including hurricanes and tropical storms—can place added demands on the energy grid. It is important for our customers to understand the steps being taken to prepare for these challenges and ensure continued reliability. Through ongoing grid […]
