The utilities are going to have to deal with this, as will DOT eventually. It may well behoove the State to step in sooner than later to shore up the infrastructure of the road, and utility ROW. That said, they most likely won't until the water is at the edge of the ROW. That is what happened in the Sutton area. I suspect by then the houses will be damaged or gone. Years ago, people used dozers, drag lines, and other equipment to keep the river at bay. I take it the Corp Of Engineers will not allow that now?