Mike Sullivan

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  Published on: 6/14/2008    Last Visited: 6/14/2008  

  "Everyone has to be ready to evacuate on short notice," said Mike Sullivan, spokesman for the county's Emergency Operations Center."But it's not an imminent danger."
  
  Officials are developing an evacuation plan, likely to involve a fleet of buses bringing people to Iowa City (about 10miles north) or possibly heading to other communities south.
  
  "We have to know where to put them first.We are working on that right now," Sullivan said.
  
  While other towns are facing high water, he said, there are "no island situations anywhere else that we see in our forecasting models."Sullivan stressed, however, there has - as yet - been no call to empty the town.
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  The Coast Guardsmen, currently stationed at the county emergency operation center at the Johnson County Sheriff's Office, are working the Iowa National Guard on rescues and other efforts, said Mike Sullivan, county executive assistant.Called in by state emergency workers, they have been using swiftboats to check on sandbag levies in critical areas, particularly power substations in Iowa City, Coralville and Hills, he said.
  
  "The only way to get to some of those places is by boat," Sullivan said.
  
  No one has had to be rescued from floodwater by the Coast Guardsmen as of noon Saturday, he said.The Coast Guard personnel will be in the area until the crisis ends or they are ordered elsewhere, Sullivan said.

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  But his spokesman, Michael Quinn Sullivan, accused Morris of "gutter-level politics."[126]

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  CareFirst officials did not have their reserve level for 2008 but expect the amount to be substantially lower due to the sour economy, spokesman Michael Sullivan said.

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  Michael Sullivan, a spokesman for the state's largest insurer, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, said in a statement: "We're reviewing the legislation to determine how it might affect CareFirst and its members."

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  Published on: 6/15/2008    Last Visited: 6/15/2008  

  The college town's sloping hills will save it from total devastation, but at least ten percent of its buildings will be inundated by the time the river crests around midnight on Monday, said Johnson County spokesman Mike Sullivan.
  
  And it will take at least a week for the river to return to normal levels.
  
  "This is a flood of epic proportions," Sullivan told AFP."It's absolutely devastating."

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  But Johnson County Emergency Management spokesman Mike Sullivan says the lower crest will probably spare dozens of others that had been in jeopardy.
  
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  More than 20 buildings at the University of Iowa had already taken on water, but the lower crest probably would spare dozens of others that had been in jeopardy, Johnson County Emergency Management spokesman Mike Sullivan said.
  
  In Cedar Rapids, the Cedar River had gone down 5 feet from its record crest at 31.1 feet.
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  "The volunteers have just been incredible," Sullivan said.

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  'This is our version of Katrina,' Johnson County Emergency Management spokesman Mike Sullivan said of the flooding in Iowa City. 'This is the worst flooding we've ever seen - much worse than 1993,' when much of the Midwest was hit by record flooding.
  
  At least three deaths in Iowa have been attributed to the storms and subsequent flooding, and 12 more have died in two recent tornadoes.The governor has issued disaster proclamations for 83 of the state's 99 counties.
  
  More stormy weather hit parts of the Midwest today.

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  "This is our version of Katrina," Johnson County Emergency Management spokesman Mike Sullivan said of the flooding in Iowa City.
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  "The volunteers have just been incredible," Sullivan said.

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  Johnson County Emergency Management spokesman Mike Sullivan says the flooding is much worse than in 1993.
  
  The Iowa River runs right through the University of Iowa.

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