The Division of Water in the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet is working with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Flood Awareness Apex program and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services to install 75 low-cost flood sensors at 25 locations as part of a scalable network to track and monitor water conditions. The low-cost devices will give…
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