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SPANISH FORK— The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved $1.2 million to help fix water pipeline and embankments in Spanish Fork. The flooding occurred in 2023 when rapid snow melt led to major flooding, damaging pipelines and embankments in four separate locations and affecting the city's drinking water. https://ksltv.com/546195/spanish-fork-mayor-issues-emergency-declaration-for-flooding/ The $1.2 million is 75% funded by FEMA, bringing the facility to full operation and capacity. The funding also aims to make the waterline stronger to prevent future damage. For more information, check out FEMA's Process of Public Assistance Grants page.









