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St. George Officials Prepare for Heavy Rain and Flood Risk

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Hayden Roberts, Supervisor with the Hurricane Streets Department in St. George, is overseeing flood preparations ahead of heavy rain forecasts. Roberts stated that crews are clearing debris from areas like Marla Wash to ensure water can flow into the detention basin. Meanwhile, homeowners and business owners in St. George are constructing sandbag barriers against projected floodwaters.

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The projected heavy rainfall increases the risk of flooding in St. George, which could impact local business operations and property values. Residents are actively preparing for potential damage from stormwaters.

From fox13now.com

Who's involved

  • RobertsSupervisor with the Hurricane Streets Department in St. George
  • St. GeorgeCity in Washington County, Utah, where flood preparations are underway

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  • St. GeorgeSpeculative

    Homeowners and businesses might face increased costs for property protection or potential disruption to sales and operations due to flooding.

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