Governor Issues State Of Emergency For Three Flooded Counties
By Porter Huntsman · July 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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Governor Spencer Cox has issued a state of emergency for Beaver, Piute, and Sevier counties due to flooding. The declaration is intended to speed up assistance from federal and state agencies.
Key takeaways
Governor Spencer Cox issued a state of emergency for Beaver, Piute, and Sevier counties.
The declaration will last for at least 30 days.
The emergency status aims to accelerate help from state and federal agencies.
Additional flooding is expected in some of the impacted regions.
Governor Spencer Cox is issuing a state of emergency for three counties following significant flooding. The declaration applies to Beaver, Piute, and Sevier counties.
The move is intended to expedite assistance from both state and federal agencies as these areas deal with the impact of recent floods.
The state of emergency will remain in effect for at least 30 days.
While the declaration addresses current damage, more flooding is expected in some of the affected areas.