Siloam Springs gives update on storm damage

Several structures sustained damage

Siloam Springs officials reported that multiple buildings were damaged during weekend storms.

The city has been assessing the damage since the storms passed through on Saturday night, and officials have now released an update on the situation.

According to the update, the Siloam Springs Fire Department responded to 15 calls for service related to the storms. These calls included reports of downed trees and power lines, as well as damage to homes and businesses.

The most significant damage was reported at the Siloam Springs Municipal Airport, where several hangars were damaged. The storms also caused damage to the city's water treatment plant, but officials say that the plant is still operational and there is no danger to the public's water supply.

The city is working to clean up the damage and restore power to the affected areas. Residents are urged to stay away from downed power lines and to report any damage to the city's Public Works Department.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe weather warning for the area, and residents are urged to be prepared for more storms.