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City and county property owners who need help with clearing debris left by the Aug. 20 Mill Creek flood are encouraged to request assistance from the volunteer group Team Rubicon. The veteran-led disaster response organization will head to Moab soon to provide labor and equipment in the effort to help local residents clear their properties of flood debris.

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Provides assistance to clean, sanitize and restore homes and businesses following a disaster.

Provides volunteer support to households impacted by natural disasters. Volunteer support includes general landscape clean-up, removing any trees, branches, and any other large debris for those unable to do it themselves.

Salt Lake City and Utah 211 are coordinating with volunteers from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to provide cleanup following the September 2020 windstorm that impacted northern Utah.

Provides information on debris cleanup and damage from trees that have fallen on houses, power lines or cars. SEPTEMBER 2020 WINDSTORM UPDATE: Salt Lake City is not liable for damages caused by acts of nature such as a windstorm. Individuals that believe the City is responsible for damages and want to file a claim, please visit the website or call to request a claim form be emailed or mailed. Form links will be evident by visiting the website.