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Branson Needs Volunteers to Deal with Flood Damage

By Michelle Sherwood

Story Created: Jul 6, 2008

Story Updated: Jul 6, 2008

The water is just starting to go down in Branson after it got between six and eight inches of rain last week. The city's public works director is now calling on volunteers to meet Monday morning at nine at the city park. Branson's ball fields, city playgrounds, walking trails and picnic areas all have significant damage. The public works director says he'd like to get those back open to the public as soon as possible.

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