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Hurricane City provides free sandbags for water management

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Hurricane City provides free sandbags for water management
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Hurricane City announced that free sandbags are available to help residents manage water. Residents can collect empty bags at the Hurricane Police Department and fill them at designated city sand pile locations.

Key takeaways

  • Free sandbags are available through Hurricane City.
  • Empty bags can be picked up at the Hurricane Police Department.
  • Filled bags can be taken to various city sand pile locations including Fire Station 42, the 700 W and 400 S intersection, 200 W near the ball fields, the Hurricane Animal Shelter, and Dixie Springs (3400 W).

Hurricane City announced on October 28, 2026, that free sandbags are available to help residents keep water in place.

To obtain sandbags, residents must first pick up empty bags at the Hurricane Police Department. Once filled, the bags can be taken to any city sand pile location.

Designated sand pile locations include Fire Station 42, the intersection of 700 W and 400 S, 200 W by the ball fields, the Hurricane Animal Shelter, and Dixie Springs (3400 W).

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