Street Superintendent Justin Weldy clears the sidewalk along Eagle Mountain Parkway.
One of six truckloads of sandy soil removed from Eagle Mountain Parkway.
The storm brought down a saguaro in the Target parking lot.
Tuesday’s noon-time rain storm pounded parts of Fountain Hills in a manner never previously seen by some in town, particularly in areas along either side of the Shea Boulevard corridor.
A resident near Sunridge Drive and Rhoads Court reported to Public Works employees that he received 2.25-inches in a rain gauge at his home.
The Eagle Mountain Golf Club told The Times that 2.50-inches was recorded on the golf course.
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Clean up after Tuesday's storm
Street Superintendent Justin Weldy clears the sidewalk along Eagle Mountain Parkway.
One of six truckloads of sandy soil removed from Eagle Mountain Parkway.
The storm brought down a saguaro in the Target parking lot.
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Tuesday’s noon-time rain storm pounded parts of Fountain Hills in a manner never previously seen by some in town, particularly in areas along either side of the Shea Boulevard corridor.
A resident near Sunridge Drive and Rhoads Court reported to Public Works employees that he received 2.25-inches in a rain gauge at his home.
The Eagle Mountain Golf Club told The Times that 2.50-inches was recorded on the golf course.
Public Works employees were busy Wednesday cleaning up debris that had washed off into the streets. Six truckloads of sandy soil were removed from Eagle Mountain Parkway and the adjoining sidewalk.
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