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  1. Flooding damage in San Juan County requires federal financial aid.

Emergency Declaration Issued in San Juan County Following Flooding

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Deidre Henderson issued an emergency declaration in San Juan County after flooding damaged roads and disrupted communities. The flooding and staff illness delayed election work, leaving more than 2,000 ballots uncounted. The declaration allowed affected voters to return ballots electronically.

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The flooding damage in San Juan County requires federal financial aid. The emergency declaration addresses the immediate logistical challenges caused by the infrastructure disruption.

Flooding damage in San Juan County requires federal financial aid.

From moabtimes.com

Who's involved

  • Deidre HendersonIssued the emergency declaration in response to flooding in San Juan County.
  • UtahThe state where the flooding and emergency declaration occurred.
  • stateThe governmental structure under which the emergency declaration was issued.

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