Gov. Cox Declares State of Emergency for San Juan and Washington County Flooding
The order opens state and possible federal aid as floods damage homes, roads and water systems across the region, officials said.
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Gov. Cox declares state of emergency after flooding in San Juan, Washington counties
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 6, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Gov. Spencer J. Cox has signed an executive order declaring a 30-day state of emergency in San Juan and Washington counties due to severe thunderstorms and flash flooding that damaged homes, businesses, roads, bridges and critical infrastructure. The declaration allows the state to mobilize resources […] The post Gov. Cox declares state of emergency after flooding in San Juan, Washington coun…
Gov. Cox declares state of emergency after repeat flooding in Southern Utah
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Cox issues state of emergency over flooding in southern Utah
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has issued a state of emergency in San Juan and Washington counties after flooding over the past few weeks caused significant damage in both southeast and southwest Utah.
Gov. Cox declares state of emergency for San Juan and Washington County flooding
Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency on Friday due to massive flooding in San Juan and Washington counties, freeing up state and federal money for relief efforts."Repeated flooding has damaged homes, disrupted access to drinking water and cut off important travel routes," Gov. Cox said in a statement to FOX 13 News. "This declaration will help us support local efforts and get resources to affected Utahns. Im grateful to the emergen…
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