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‘Be the zero responder’: CERT aims to bolster Moab’s disaster resilience

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‘Be the zero responder’: CERT aims to bolster Moab’s disaster resilience
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Utah News spotted this story published October 21, 2026 at Times-Independent. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

There is major flooding along Mill Creek due to heavy rainfall. Several homes have been inundated and waters are still rising. Karen Locke, a member of Grand County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue, promotes CERT at a September Arts & Ag market.

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