Flooding: S Barfield Dr reopens on Marco Island

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Marco Island Police Department tweeted an alert for street flooding Saturday.

All roadways are back open.

Marco PD advises drivers to be cautious of water on roadways.

All #marcoisland roadways are open – continue to be cautious of water on roadway.

— Marco Island PD (@MarcoIslandPD) June 15, 2019

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