The Grand Canyon National Park Service launched a new website on Monday for residents to stay informed on community recovery efforts following deadly flash floods in August.
The flooding caused extensive damage to a pipeline and other infrastructure leading to a water emergency in the area. The website is a resource hub for the latest recovery updates, community resources and project timelines for restoring water services.
Park officials are strongly encouraging residents to conserve their water usage and take advantage of the community laundry and shower facilities.
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