
Salt Lake County Emergency Management
We provide resource support during disasters and emergencies. When incidents and emergencies occur, we activate, coordinate, plan and mitigate threats, and keep County residents safe and informed. Think of us as emergency command central, working behind the scenes to provide news, updates, and resources that give residents peace-of-mind. Check back often for the latest situational reports.
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#GoodTimes this last week in #SaltLakeCity and #Ogden, #Utah! On Friday we celebrated #NationalDonutDay, giving out donuts and appreciation to our first responder partners! We then had some #EmergencyDisasterServices training on Saturday! Thanks to all for participating!
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For the 2nd time, crews found several boulders from Neffs Creek were moved to block the creek & as a result, several yards flooded.
If you know who is responsible, please report it at 801-214-2700. If you live or recreate in the canyon, do not alter the boulder creekbank.
We joined Kade Moncur, Division Director for Salt Lake County Flood Control, at the Creekside Park detention basin.
He explains the purpose of detention basins and how they're beneficial for temporarily storing excess runoff.
We thought it may be due time for another reminder: clear debris from streams and stream banks!