FOX 13 Investigates: Cottonwood Heights ignored critical repairs suggested in 2006 predicting ‘widespread property damage’
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, Utah — A FOX 13 investigation has revealed new information about the city of Cottonwood Heights’ failure to maintain its storm drain system. Homeowners have been battling with the city ever since their homes were flooded by a storm last August. They blame a storm drain system that the city at one point said may not have been up to code. Cottonwood Heights’ city manager, Tim Tingey, said the city has been struggling to obtain records detailing the…
Read more
Read more
-
What was the deal with that weird ‘gry Toyt’ Amber Alert message?
-
Scammer pretends to put Taylorsville couple’s ‘kidnapped’ daughter on phone, threatens to cut off fingers
-
FOX 13 Investigates: Cottonwood Heights can’t find its own storm drain specifications for 14 years
-
Utah to abandon state-run medical cannabis dispensaries
-
New US citizens in SLC say process is tough enough without new Trump rule
-
-
Take a first look at the 5,600-acre Mayflower Mountain Resort
-
Former Geneva Rock employee suing for racism, harassment on the job
-
Pop-up police hub closes in high-crime SLC area
-
New witness: MacKenzie Lueck murder suspect wanted to carry out ‘disturbing’ project
-
Better Business Bureau warns of unethical private parking enforcement in SLC
-
?>
-
West Valley City braces for another summer of ‘The Smell’
-
They enforce alcohol policy for Utah, but do members of the DABC commission actually drink?
