PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WZZM) - Law enforcement is responding to more cases of people getting stranded on the Grand River.

Saturday afternoon near the Fifth Third Ballpark, multiple jurisdictions had to help rescue a man of a small raft. He was in a flooded neighborhood when the current became stronger than he anticipated.  The man hung on to a tree branch until he could get help.

Plainfield Fire Chief Dave Peterson is urging everyone to stay off the water.

"The water itself has a hazardous property. The other thing is, the river is flowing a lot faster than you think, and so if they get out into the river, that's where there's real danger."

Grand Rapids, Mich. (WZZM) -- The Kent County Road Commission has released a road closures caused by flooding.  The details are listed below and are subject to change.

North Kent County:

GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) -- Come Thursday, the Muskegon River and Grand River basins could see some of their highest water levels in decades, according to the National Weather Service.

WZZM 13 visited flooded areas across Kent County and found the Grand River at two to three feet above flood stage. Hydrologist Mark Walton says that's moderate flooding.

In two days the area could hit major flood stage.

Liz Koenig has yet to check her Grand Rapids home for flood damage on Tuesday afternoon. The Grand River rose and closed in too fast for her to get her waders. She lives across the river from the Fifth Third Ballpark.

"This is the worst out of the four years I've been here," she said.

Koenig attempted to get her kayak, which was stored under her house, but was unable because the water was already three feet above her foundation.