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Cox says flooding could 'test' some of Utah's infrastructure over next few weeks - Vimarsana News

Cox says flooding could 'test' some of Utah's infrastructure over next few weeks

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he believes that the money the Legislature set aside to help cover emergency flood and landslide costs should cover Utah's financial needs for next few weeks.

Source: ksl.com
Cox says flooding could 'test' some of Utah's infrastructure over next few weeks - Vimarsana News

Cox says flooding could 'test' some of Utah's infrastructure over next few weeks

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he believes that the money the Legislature set aside to help cover emergency flood and landslide costs should cover Utah's financial needs for next few weeks.

Source: ksl.com
What to know before its your Utah home sliding down the side of a mountain - Vimarsana News

What to know before its your Utah home sliding down the side of a mountain

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Another Draper home demolished amid 'hectic' week - Vimarsana News

Another Draper home demolished amid 'hectic' week

What’s left of one of the homes that partially slid off a cliff in Draper in recent days is finally gone. Demolition crews struck down the remaining parts of the building Wednesday.

Warnings ignored: Robert Gehrke explains how the Utah Legislature enabled the collapse of a Draper home - Vimarsana News

Warnings ignored: Robert Gehrke explains how the Utah Legislature enabled the collapse of a Draper home

The Draper home that slid into a ravine last week was built in an area historically prone to landslides. But cities have been limited by the Legislature and the courts from taking common-sense steps to try to protect residents and prevent future collapses.

Source: sltrib.com