Update: Sanford Flood 2020 - Drone - Dam Collapse

Sanford lake is located in Mid Michigan. This footage was filmed on May 26 2020. This was after the collapse of the Edenville Dam on May 19 2020. Wixom Lake was rapidly rising due to heavy rainfall and the dam could not hold back the water. The side of the dam failed sending water rushing towards Sanford Village. The aftermath and damage left behind is devastating. Make sure you subscribe to catch the follow up videos I will be filming.
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[@arthenry498]

Superb video!! This has already faded from the "news" organizations and thus from public eye. YOUR coverage is so much better. I see facts and truth in you report. Your drone footage is exceptional!! I have no knowledge of the "before" but I can see the devastation of NOW!! Thank you for your excellent reporting..

[@leebenson3201]

Sorry to see all the devastation in your village I live in Arkansas and your KZbin videos are better than any news outlets coverage I’ve seen.

[@revdrjay]

You have done a great job of showing what many of us have not seen on the news, thank you and I am posting everywhere!

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank you!

[@Mercmad]

@We will not fear you. The riots are not that entertaining.

[@judyscheiber3661]

What news where, John? I have seen all of this IN THE NEWS more than once. I don't get it. Perhaps if you are in Michigan they aren't showing it but I've seen it many days.

[@judyscheiber3661]

@@JordanMowbray It's all over the national news, Jordan. If you live there, perhaps they aren't showing it there but I'm on the West Coast and the scene in your video here is all over the national news and even nighttime news magazines. Do keep in mind that COVID 19 eclipses this. I realize that's no solace to you but way over 100k Americans dying of it does. Covid 19 killed my best friend and her husband.

[@judyscheiber3661]

@@Mercmad It's COVID 19 that eclipses this. Sorry, one is significantly more dangerous and means DEATH. Flooding in Michigan or death of 100k ++++ Americans. You decide. I am NOT diminishing this flood horror but some perspective has to occur. Your flood is all over my news. All the time. Same footage Jordan just shot. I'm on the West Coast. Call your local stations and ask why it isn't.

[@janpatty2160]

We drove US 10 goin by Sanford Lake. It was BEAUTUFUL on both side! Loved driving and looking at the water and boaters!!!! Now....I’m sitting here in complete awe! The devastation is heart-sickening!!! Prayers for all.

[@billvilla7799]

Incredible job documenting the devastation Jordon. This community has been ravaged by the flood waters, thank God no one was killed.

[@lrx54]

The music, editing, filming and I love how you insert yourself walking and telling us what we are looking at. Facts of the city and places helps to put it in perspective. Your documentary is professionally done! You must have a background/training.....to make this. Thank you for sharing. I had no idea Saginaw Road was wiped out! And US 10 damage. We went for a drive this weekend to check it out ourselves. The lake beds look awful and surreal. I enjoyed seeing the river flow peacefully through. Native grasses and perennials would look beautiful next year, all through the former banks of the lake. Don’t rush to the next topic, it’s hard to take in what you’re describing....not boring! Also, more wide views of the whole lake from above and river. Please post another with updates, and news about the dam situation. 10 stars!

[@rainman7992]

one day, the video you shot will be considered historical footage of the flood.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

@Joseph Smith Not all, I know of one journalist who has posted some excellent footage of the aftermath of a flood and dam collapse.

[@jeffl8915]

Please keep us updated. These are historic events that have been shadowed by the so many other events. There are people that still care about this tragedy. You have done such a great job in showing us all what the media doesn't. Thank you from Denver, CO!

[@dulcimers]

I grew up in Midland but bought my first home in Sanford in 1963 where I lived until about 1972. The house was behind the Department of Natural Resources office on the corner of Saginaw Rd. and Lynn Street. (My house was on Lynn St.) I'd like to see some of the residential areas so I can pick out the homes of friends and family. You are doing a great service. I now live in Florida. After the flood, a friend who had also lived in Midland came over and we watched your videos together. It's so sad.

[@LadyJ5569]

Jordan, another excellent and unbiased presentation of the reality these people are living. I would like to see an update once a week of how the community is doing. The media says no more donations but if there is a general help fund, I would like to know it. I shared this video on Twitter. Your new friend from Lake Orion. God bless you. It would be cool if there was a restoration of the Fierros like they did for the corvettes when the sinkhole opened up under the museum and 3 fell in. Until your next one. 🙏🌹💞💔

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank you! I know there are a few fundraisers going on through facebook. Im not sure if these are private or public.

[@LadyJ5569]

@@JordanMowbray i know UMCOR is doing a fund to help and probably the RED CROSS but not being a Facebook regular, what I learn come from my phone via Twitter and Instagram and KZbin. Take care and stay safe. 🙏

[@swirg53]

So was the fiero museum formerly corvettes?

[@willcityaway7971]

Sad thing about the Fiero Museum is the guy was two weeks or so away from selling the collection and retiring. Always passed by wondering what that building was all about. Hard to see a place you know in this condition. Flood insurance was crazy expensive along both lakes. Felt the same way when Houston was underwater. Born and raised there. Explored many of those locations after I got my license.

[@Mike-xx9bh]

@southern daze not a corvette museum. was a pontiac fiero museum

[@kennanblake1562]

I live in northern Michigan and can't believe I didn't hear about this till my grandmother emailed me about it. We need to get the word out so we can donate to these towns that were affected. Help these people out if you can, what a tragedy...

[@JordanMowbray]

Thanks Evan. It is sad that the msm is not covering the story. Just our local news in mid Michigan but even then they can only spend a minute on the story.

[@gregwilson5902]

Well done young man. A very thoughtful and informative video of the disaster that has occurred in your area. Your family should be proud of you.

[@allenterrell5954]

It was massive damage everywhere you showed us a lot of it one of the best jobs I've ever seen a lot of people will probably leave because they lost everything I will say a prayer for the entire town

[@peggywickizer4849]

I'm from Michigan, although don't currently live there anymore. This just breaks my heart to see what's happened to the area, especially if it was preventable with effective water/Dam management. Thanks for the video and your efforts to document this disaster, as you said, it's fallen way down the list on news cycle reporting.

[@mikesh3201]

As a former Michigan resident, it saddens my heart to see this devastation . M-10 was, or at least seemed to be, the gateway crossing to "UP NORTH" . Well done on the video update. Keep them coming.

[@Franky46Boy]

I hadn't heard of this flood and dam collapse yet... That is rather strange, because we in the Netherlands are very 'flood sensitive'! Thanks for posting!

[@brooksanderson2599]

The Netherlands is world-reknowned for its engineers and civil (water) works projects. I guess we Americans are too distracted by the freak show in Washington to pay attention to our crumbling infrastructure. old geologist

[@rodneymason8126]

Jordan - Thank you for your videos and updates on the area! I used to live in the Midland area and it's heartbreaking to see the destruction and impact to the residents of that area. Your videos are amazing and provides a view of the devastation that you just don't see anywhere else. Thank you so much for sharing and keep up the good work!! God Bless all those impacted.

[@countrymouse47]

Outstanding job, Jordan. Thank you. YOU are a true journalist, whatever your background is - you have a gift for honest, straightforward news reporting.

[@rrrobeltnest7295]

Excellent coverage Thank you for these videos.your good at this.

[@joedimaio45]

Jordan - you did a great job explaining everything and showing the devastation. You are right about seeing a video as opposed to seeing it in person. The damage looks terrible in the video so I am sure that it looks horrendous in person. I hope everything gets fixed and replaced soon so everyone can get their lives and their homes back on track. God bless all of you.

[@richardgrant9367]

At the time I viewed this there are 346 people who disliked the incredible job you’ve done exposing this serious catastrophe! How’s is that even possible? Great work , start a news channel about failing US infrastructure, you’ll get paid to travel the edges of this amazing country and give warning to areas that are being seriously neglected... I’ll pitch in monthly , our prayers go out to the people of Sanford

[@davidrobins4025]

A great job showing what the place looks like following this tragedy. Keep up the good work, Jordan.

[@870543weeg]

Wow just seeing the destruction and what is left behind. I do hope you continue to document the rebuilding of the area, the towns and the roadways.

[@alphalunamare]

Apparantely the locals banded together to save as many pontiac's as they could ..that's how come they are all lined up.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Those are really fun cars! Hope they are not all total losses

[@imdeplorable2241]

I would have liked to have seen an aerial view of the Fiero Museum and how much was saved. Pretty sad sight.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

@@imdeplorable2241 From what I saw in the fiero facebook groups the cars looked like they where scattered all over town :(

[@alicegoodall348]

Yes- keep us updated. Thank you for postings &keeping us updated. Could you do more before & after pictures of like the car lot & parks, etc

[@TheBeingReal]

Sad end to sad cars. There is a reason you rarely see one on the road.

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

I h ave been through 2 major floods. I know how devastating they are and the feelings of the residents that are affected. Keep the faith you and others will heal in time.

[@amymcurry]

I live in Midland and I’m grateful for your video to clear up some of the questions I had. Thanks!

[@Stuff_said_]

With the aging infrastructure in the U.S this is going to be more and more common

[@RadioactiveLobster]

As someone who lives below a dam (and not too far from Johnstown, PA, where the mother of all damn failures, in the US at least, happened) things like this are always at the back of my mind.

[@JordanMowbray]

make sure you are keeping up with the reports on how the dam is being maintained and what the integrity of it is. These dams were known to be failing for years.

[@fw1421]

My condolences to those affected by the flooding.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jlouutube65]

Great job covering this and answering questions. God be with you all...stay hopeful!😚

[@patriciarutledge8829]

Many Thanks for the video about the damage the flood caused because the dams broke. The news never shows us anything about Michigan in South Carolina. My heart goes out to the town of Sanford & people that lost so much.

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank you!

[@mordsythe]

Please keep the updates coming. We need more info. I was unaware of the scale of this disaster until your videos. Stay safe and good luck.

[@daisygirl1217]

Absolutely appalling. I do hope the city officials and those in charge of keeping the dam safe are held accountable for this devastation to the communities affected by it. Thank goodness that no one died or was hurt.

[@trishaanderson3644]

Jordan, I really appreciate your coverage of flood damage in Sanford, MI. Could you also show the Edenville area? Thank you!

[@JordanMowbray]

Did you see this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3PYgoB7q9Z6fpY

[@richardblackmon4239]

I, thank you for sharing this with us. I heard about the Sanford Dam collapse on the news however, it didn't get the news coverage that you would aspect. I for one am saddened that your community had to endure such a horrific event like this. God be with you all.

[@ManzanitaStarwood]

Thank you for making this documentary. It will be interesting to see how the people and land adapt over time. I hope this disaster inspires other communities with aging dams to ask questions and push hard for repairs where needed. I know the costs are high and ownership is often complex, but we need to make it happen.

[@Don.Challenger]

Jordan, your reportage is both very respectful and observant, I also liked the way you intercut/interlaced the on ground walk around video and the overhead drone footage - the overall impression was very fine and the video even seemed too short in duration.

[@FloridaManConstruction]

Absolutely heartbreaking. Fantastic job documenting this historic event.

[@pnwRC.]

Excellent video, showing what the news media DOESN'T show us. Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@petehill4649]

Well done Jordon. Your video journalism is excellent and showed the destruction with a sense of compassion and respect. I've driven by Sanford lake many times on my way to summer cottage further north west and always thought of the lake as first indication that "down state" was left behind. Keep the videos coming.

[@AnTi90d]

I live in Appalachia about ten miles from a huge dam.. thankfully I'm upstream from it. This is the first I've heard about this. My heart goes out to your community. I looked into it a bit and it seems like environmentalists wanted water levels that were really high because they wanted to preserve an invasive species of zebra mussels.

[@dawnrae6813]

Thank you for this very well done video from a Michigan expatriate living in New Zealand.

[@muddywader]

Great video Jordan. Thanks for the info. I live beneath the dam at Whaley Bridge in the UK and we very closely missed a major disaster last year when the concrete broke up, holding back a massive amount of water. It was very touch and go for several days and several villages and nearby towns were evacuated. The Prime Minister and the Army flew in and made emergency repairs to the old concrete. We dodged a huge disaster and thankfully no loss of life. It could have been me making a video like this if things had been a whisker different.

[@shawnee0011]

Thank you, my family lives in Sanford and I just was not understanding the scope of destruction. So crazy to think the lake I grew up swimming in maybe gone.

[@davidcoones3972]

Yes keep up the updates you have done a great job so far prayers for everyone’s devastating loss

[@annarchuleta2885]

Thank you for providing update. Please continue if you can!

[@maryellenmelspera5424]

Nice job getting the devastation and my sympathy to all those affected

[@jamesatkins3537]

Thanks for providing this video to inform everyone of what is going on.

[@JordanMowbray]

Thanks for watching!

[@mickm2999]

From Australia god bless and kind thoughts to all Americans 😍😍😍

[@juliehart8560]

I cant thank you enough for capturing this and sharing it with us.

[@woodsmanwhitesmith6928]

Incredible presentation ! i for one hope they do not replace the dams . everyone that lives near the old lake front go plant a fruit tree in the mud , the soil is super fertile , plant a food forest along the river that has returned.

[@MikeBear1231]

They MUST replace the dams, otherwise the property tax values of TWO counties will be destroyed. People will have to walk away from their homes, because they can't pay the high property taxes. Michigan can foreclose and take your property away from you, by you just not paying the taxes a single time.

[@deannelson9565]

@Ed G the dams were fine and never the problem. The problem was a lack of spillway capacity.

[@spencerwilton5831]

Ed G I don't think a dam that performed its job for a century can be described as sub standard. Lack of maintenance and failure to lower water levels in advance seem to be the major factors involved.

[@frankpilato1929]

Well-done footage of this devastating event. Thanks for raising awareness.

[@cathyc3869]

Thank you for the updated video ... it is shocking. Excellent job showing all appreciate you.

[@helenem9695]

You did awesome showing how devasting this was. Thank you

[@missmartamc]

Nicely done. You are doing an exceptional job, both with your presentation as well as production. Thank you!

[@lindaphelps-sherman3494]

You have done a remarkable job with this. Sadly this was not sensational enough to capture media attention longer than a moment. Lives changed, homes lost, a lifetime of memories and treasures washed away because of neglect and greed. I have relatives living in Edenville, and most all the homes on the lake were destroyed. Their beautiful lake is gone, but they have their lives, and are grateful. There comes an age, when you lose your home, that a part of your heart dies and you don't know where to begin or how to start over. My heart breaks for all those who are part of this devastation. Please keep us informed. You Jason, are our honest link to these people.

[@noynic]

Thanks for sharing. Great coverage of the impact the flood waters had on the immediate area.

[@brandondevericks8618]

Me and my family r close to Sanford and have seen every picture and video as well as seen it in person and what u have done is captured the truth of what happened in history on the year of 2020 keep the update videos going

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank you!

[@nelsonrasmussen6942]

My parents had a cottage on Verity Shores for 20 + years. Sanford was like a second home to our family for a long time. It's been a long time now since we sold our cottage, but I still love the area. Seeing this is something else! I can hardly believe it! I wonder why all those stumps/logs haven't rotted away since the dam was built in 1924? I'd like to visit, but I' guess I'll have to wait. If they don't rebuild the dams, who will own the property that was once the lake? (Wixom also) Thanks for this excellent video. This has sure messed up a lot of lives.

[@barbaraniebauer1953]

Please keep up with the videos. What, how and who does all this work should be really historic. We need you because the TV media doesn't seem to be informing the viewers on this tragic happening.

[@KaneLouiseOconnor]

i grew up a couple miles from sanford. down past the old IGA. its sad to see the place i grew up just destroyed. my mom got extremely lucky the lucky the water didn't get to her house, but her neighbors on the lower side of the hill got flooded out bad.

[@chad_wick2421]

I live pretty much on one of the dams that failed, there is a lot of rumor on blame right now ,but theres a little more to the equation there are 6 dams in the mix hear, first chapple dam dumps in to secord dam then that runs to smallwood dam that dumps in wixom witch has 2 dams about a mile apart from each outher pretty much on the same Levie ,all dump in to sandford but there is still one more dam, it's the beaverton dam that dumps in to wixom also that ant owned by the outher dams ,I know one of the dam workers personally, there is 6 workers that work all the dams lifting gates ,expect beaverton they run there own ,all where being over run with water with all the gates open ,and all end up in sandford ,its relly just physics ,all them dams winding up in one lake with only one dam that's why sandford failed .

[@amydunn3510]

There are 6 dams in the mix, but that is not how they connect. Chapel Dam does not dump into Secord. Chapel Dam holds Wiggins Lake which flows into the Cedar River through Gladwin to Ross Lake in Beaverton. The Beaverton Dam then releases water into the Tobacco River which leads to the Edenville Dam. Secord flows to Smallwood which flows into Wixom Lake and was held by the Edenville Dam spillway. After that it all flows down the Tittabawassee River to Sanford.

[@oceancon]

you can see how much water there was before the dam collapsed in his before pics. The amount of flooding basically overwhelmed all the dams and once a dam is overtopped, its only a matter of time before they fail (especially an embankment dam). Of course there were some issues regarding whether a dam was properly maintained which seems to be a contributory factor.

[@noneyun9943]

The earth berm looked way too narrow on one of the dams I saw. I’m a civil engineer, so I look at these things. I recommend pulling the stamped drawings for these dams and taking them to a forensic engineer with civil background for their review. These dams were definitely being mismanaged, but the embankment walls look too thin. The towns should be doing this digging into the designs too

[@KJ5J]

Sanford failed after Edenville failed, it was handling the high waters until most of Wixom lake was dumped in around 30 minutes.

[@mary-anneswanson5671]

I'm on my tablet now but l will share when l get on my computer. People are missing their favorite shops and sports but this puts it all in perspective .We still have a home and the shops etc will still be there when the virus leaves. These folks have lost almost their entire town and a lake. My heart goes out to all the people and to the wildlife that lost it's home too.

[@mary-anneswanson5671]

PS I hope they rebuild a better stronger dam so the lake and the wildlife around it can go on.

[@jimquillen6616]

I lived on wixom lake in 1981 while working on the power plant in Midland, Im shocked to see the destruction there now

[@kennethhuff7158]

Beautiful area, small town America will survive and grow again, prayers for you all.

[@richardbourne6743]

🇬🇧 I am just learning of this tragedy, clad to hear no life was lost but I wish you all the best with the cleanup.

[@ltdees2362]

Jordan....I live in south Georgia and never heard one word of this devastating tragedy. I have a compelling opinion about why main-stream-media ignored coverage...it was not the right lives-matter story... I cannot imagine living through that terror...so glad to hear no lives lost. I hope the Federal Government and the State of Michigan will step up to reclaim and restore the beautiful town and land that once was the lake. You certainly have my "no" vote to replace the dam...Our prayers go out to Sanford...💗

[@TonyaGreenwood]

Amazing video and thank you for giving the rest of the world an opportunity to really see the devastation that occurred here. I tried so hard to find something about this after seeing a very small clip on the Weather Channel app and it was like it was just removed and not ‘news’ when it absolutely was! Thank you for providing real news!

[@zzyyxx123]

Great job. Much better than tv news. Appreciate what you do.

[@kyzor-sosay6087]

Excellent job,man.Pulling for you and your community.

[@chrisyeomans5547]

I gotta say man I appreciate you posting this. Watching this breaks my heart. If i saw my hometown in that condition I would be so sad. I honestly would volunteer to clean up if I wasnt so far away. Also I wanna let you know this video was in my recommended so I'm sure you're gonna be getting a lot of views soon.

[@daddyrabbit835]

Nicely done, Jordan. I do drone work a little bit north of you in the U.P. What a tragedy. Prayers for the people of Sanford.

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank You

[@buggyridge]

Outstanding video Jordan. My background is in emergency watershed protection at USDA. We've fixed many of these projects. I've never seen better documentation. In terms of cost, it will take years to fix these dams. Michigan simply cannot afford it. A better use would to return them to natural conditions. This is the trend nationwide.

[@scottmeek2978]

Keep it up Jordan Keep putting out the videos of you hear the message. Hope you and your town gets back to semi-normal living.

[@kurtmckelvey9478]

I fill for you Guy's !!!! I'll be praying !!!! 😕

[@houryellezian3344]

Thank you Jordan for making this very helpful video.

[@Steelheart0923]

Breaks my heart i had a lot of good memories there 💔

[@ronaldhass8413]

Very good video and was pleasing to watch. Would be great to see an update video as progress goes on rebuilding. Good job

[@kennyfortin6311]

I've been battling cancer for a long time so I you all can do this we can all beat this and we can become stronger and I hope that you guys will be able to rebuild your town and be able to rebuild the town back up and I will keep on praying but keep me posted up on everything and send me videos so I can see how you guys are continuing the rebuild on your town okay and I will always pray for you all

[@seyfarth]

Really nice work. I wish more people would do this in other locations when an event like this happens. The drone really helps.

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank you!

[@laineywright2696]

If the leading business in the village area was tourist-related, i.e., fishing, camping, boating, etc., you might never see a rebuilding of this area. This was the first video from the dam break that I have watched. We are so sorry for all your loss and the devastation of your village, homes, and businesses. We were glad to hear that you didn't have any deaths. However, this could be the death of your community without the working dams.

[@krhe2775]

My thoughts and prayers are with you guys. I seen a couple videos now and its devastating.

[@joannaryan1478]

Heavyweight stuff. Thank you for showing this.

[@StamperWendy]

Nice drone film footage. Great job. Love the before and after. I had never heard of this happening. I suspected it was in Michigan bcz of hearing the name Saginaw Road. I did look in the description box to confirm that it happened in Michigan, plus, of course, the Pontiac cars, being known to be connected to Pontiac, Michigan. Keep up the good work! And, what a thing to go through during the pandemic. Sorry!

[@travissmith2773]

Good job, at least someone's doing actual journalism

[@LarryParamedic1]

Thank You for posting, I've not seen anymore information given on the national news.

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Great video. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day.

[@kriscook2423]

Your work is amazing. The handheld and drone footage was beautifuly arranged.

[@karenturner4458]

Was wondering about the wildlife there in Sanford. I'm sure there were lots of loss of deer and anything else that couldn't climb a tree or out run the rushing water. Did all pets get out also? Did the Post Office and the Hometown Pizza get demolished along with the restaurant down the road from them? I'm a midlanders who lives 5 miles from Sanford and I frequented these places. I'm shock at the devastation! Thank you for this update on what's been going on to help get the word out about our area.

[@Sapphiregriffin]

that area could become some amazing swampland habitat

[@scottmadd1]

Thank you! Great job. The size of those tree stumps in the lake bed is amazing and scary for a recreational lake. Did lake levels drop in summer?

[@NoName-zn1sb]

Nice production, esp. the drone work!

[@annien4353]

Thank you for sharing 💚✌🏻💚 stay strong

[@freetube200]

This is the first I've heard of this dam flood

[@simonhebeler3432]

Informative, thank you. Please do a verbal description of the images that your drone is taking. Many of us do not know this area of Michigan at all. thanks.

[@mgeds5]

Great job on your video. I'm interested in how the people are doing with the clean-up and plans for the town. Many of the old dams were created to help prevent or control flooding. If the dam is not rebuilt, will flooding be a continuing issue?

[@Osonice1]

Very nice Jordan. Class act.

[@RyanisRude]

Damn these drone shots are scary to look at. I went to midland around the 4th of july and it was shocking to see the lake missing.

[@richardmorrison2686]

Great job young man , very well done

[@JordanMowbray]

Thanks for watching

[@bonnieclemens9920]

Thank you