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(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The City of St. Joseph has spent about $255,000 pumping water out of the levee at Rosecrans Memorial Airport.
Since May 21, city officials say they have pumped approximately 18 million gallons a day out of the levee at Browning Lake.
They have two pumps set up on the levee, they cost $32,000 a month to rent. The fuel for the pumps costs the city $40,000.
On top of that, they spend $1,381 on preventative maintenance and $14,000 on overtime pay.
That adds up to a total of about $255,000 as of October 1. The city says they hope to get 75 percent of the costs back.
Assistant superintendent of water protection Chad Hiserote says he is working on a report to FEMA that is just over $1 million.
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