Gould Wash Overwhelmed by External Floods | Salt Lake City News
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Hurricane City’s flash flood nightmare was caused by a tidal wave of water and debris pouring in from the east, overwhelming the Gould Wash despite city crews’ diligent winter prep. With no internal failures to blame, officials now face a sobering reality: the existing system simply couldn’t handle the volume. In response, they’re racing to secure federal backing for the $67 million Gould Wash Flood Protection Project — a new detention basin designed to hold and slowly release floodwaters before they hit town. Residents are watching closely, knowing time is not on their side as they brace for the next storm.
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