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ARCHIVED: Rep. Cindy Axne

Two years ago, devastating floods struck Hamburg and other communities across southwest #IA03. Today, I joined Mayor Crain and

to officially break ground on the new Hamburg-Main Ditch 6 levee—which will add 8 feet of additional protection from future floods.

8:52 PM · May 5, 2021

ARCHIVED: Rep. Cindy Axne

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Federal red tape prevented Hamburg & the Army Corps from keeping temporary improvements to the levee that had protected them from floods in 2011. Hamburg’s story inspired me to introduce & pass legislation that changed how levee improvements are approved. iowaagribusinessradionetwork.com/rep-axne-outli

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Thank you for showing the rest of the Iowa delegation how government is supposed to work for all the people.

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