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Tree

Edouard clean-up

Clean-up from Tropical Storm Edouard continues. More than 70.000 power outages were reported by Entergy Texas. The majority of the outages were in Jefferson and Hardin Counties. Several trees were knocked down by the strong winds hitting power lines that led to the outages.
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Road

Highway closed

At the request from DPS, Tex-Dot has closed a section of Highway 69 southbound and northbound at 1003 north of Kountze in Hardin County due to high water. Barricades are in place and motorists should take an alternate route. 
Entergy

Entergy

Entergy restoring power

Entergy Texas crews have been working overnight to restore power. More than 70,000 customers were without power at the height of the storm. . Jefferson County reported the most outages in the area with over 28,000. Hardin County had just under 14,000. Over 1,000 Entergy crews are restoring power.
Storm

Storm

Edouard update

Wednesday, Sept 3Several schools across Southeast Texas, including Lamar University are closed today. To check on your district's status, go to your district's social media page.The city of Beaumont city offices will open at Noon.
Rain

Rain

Rainfall arrives in downtown Beaumont

Steady rain in downtown Beaumont arrived around 1:45 Tuesday afternoon as Tropical Storm Edouard approaches the Texas Coast. More than five inches are expected in parts of Southeast Texas. 
Storm

Storm

Storm Update

Weather updates and closures:+The city of Beaumont has closed all city offices effective 1:00 pm Tuesday Sept 1.+Orange County Judge John Gothia has announced the closure of all county offices effective 2:00 pm Tuesday, Sept 1.
Emergency Management

Emergency Management

Message From Beaumont Emergency Management

The City of Beaumont Office of Emergency Management is actively monitoring Tropical Storm Edouard. Residents are encouraged to stay weather aware and follow trusted, vetted sources for official updates and safety information. Expect a rain event.
Havard

Havard

Upgrades to Jasper County Jail

Upgrades are underway at the Jasper County. Jail. "The 14 bed addition will be ready for housing in about 45 days. Additionally, we are having all of our electronics security systems upgraded. These are much needed improvements." Sheriff Chuck Havard told The Examiner.