Carson City is warning area residents to use extreme caution when taking part in outdoor recreation activities. Officials say with extremely saturated soils, erosion, and storm water run-off, many of the City’s parks and recreation facilities remain closed. They say several parks, trails and open spaces throughout Carson City have sustained more than two-million dollars in flood damage. The City is actively working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the State of Nevada Department of Public Safety and the Division of Emergency Management to assess damaged areas and identify safety concerns. City officials say while some repairs are already underway, others may take up to six months depending on the complexity and scope of work required.