Summary
Beaver City is picking up the pieces after a massive flood wrecked about 200 homes. If you want to lend a hand or need a place to turn for help, the city is officially organizing relief efforts right now.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
This disaster will likely trigger a massive drain on local emergency funds and require significant state or federal aid to cover the repair costs.
Local residents who need immediate assistance or supplies will benefit from the city's centralized relief coordination.
The 200 families who lost their homes or sustained major property damage are facing a difficult and expensive road to recovery.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Rachel is coming: Southern Utah faces days of rain and heightened flash-flood risk, officials say
Rachel is coming: Southern Utah faces days of rain and heightened flash-flood risk, officials say St. George News
Thousands still without power as crews work to restore Washington County service, provide rolling power
Thousands still without power as crews work to restore Washington County service, provide rolling power St. George News
Officials discuss ongoing Beaver fire and flood recovery efforts during public meeting
Officials discuss ongoing Beaver fire and flood recovery efforts during public meeting St. George News
Beaver City community coordinates recovery after flood impacts about 200 homes
Beaver City community coordinates recovery after flood impacts about 200 homes St. George News
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