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Disaster Declaration Approved for Beaver and Piute Counties

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Disaster Declaration Approved for Beaver and Piute Counties
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In an October 8 statement, Governor Cox announced that a major disaster declaration has been approved for Beaver and Piute counties. The declaration aims to assist rural communities in recovering from summer wildfires, floods, and mudslides.

Key takeaways

  • A major disaster declaration was approved for Beaver and Piute counties.
  • Wildfires, floods, and mudslides caused an estimated $47 million in infrastructure damage.
  • The declaration will assist in rebuilding roads and restoring water and power systems.
  • Governor Cox expressed commitment to the recovery process.

A major disaster declaration has been approved to assist Beaver and Piute counties following summer wildfires, floods, and mudslides, according to an October 8 statement from Governor Cox.

The natural disasters caused an estimated $47 million in damage to critical infrastructure in the affected rural communities.

The disaster declaration, approved by President Trump and FEMA, is intended to help the rural communities rebuild roads and restore water and power systems. Governor Cox expressed gratitude for the approval and stated a commitment to seeing the recovery process through.

The summer damage in Beaver and Piute counties included impacts from wildfires followed by devastating floods and mudslides.

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