The University is also encouraging anyone who wishes to donate to, or volunteer with, local recovery efforts to work through the local Red Cross, the Foodbank and other related disaster relief organizations.
In a statement released on the university’s Twitter from president Eric Spina, some university students, faculty and staff are part of the hundreds of people who have experienced losses. He said his thoughts and prayers are with them, as the university moves toward plans for relief efforts.
A message from @daytonprezspina about how our campus community can help those affected by last night's storms or find assistance if they are among the affected: pic.twitter.com/vgIAAjmZei
— University of Dayton (@univofdayton) May 28, 2019
The boil advisory is still in effect, with water outages occurring throughout parts of Dayton and Montgomery County. Bottled water is being distributed in locations on campus.
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