The Disaster Support Coordination Center will be closed for the Pioneer Day holiday, Friday, July 23, through Sunday, July 25.

Donations may be made to:

Donations may be made at any branch of:

Donations may also be made to:

Due to the changing needs of the homeowners directing their own restoration efforts, anyone with a continuing desire to be of assistance should coordinate directly with the homeowners or the Riverdale Disaster Support Coordination Center next Monday, July 26.

Thank you to all those individuals, businesses, and organizations who have generously contributed time and personnel, equipment, supplies, meals and beverages, etc. Your assistance is greatly appreciated!!

The primary responsibilities of Riverdale City in responding to this disaster have been to provide for public safety, to restore municipal services – water, sewer, storm sewer, roadways – to the affected area, and to provide for occupancy of homes. Substantial progress has been made in these areas.

Riverdale City recognizes that homeowners still have considerable work to perform in restoring their properties. The City would now anticipate that homeowners will direct the activity and pace of their individual restoration efforts, using available options and resources that have been offered by volunteers and other charitable entities, resource lists compiled and provided to homeowners by the City, and those resources generously provided by the Swanson Family Foundation. The Swanson Family Foundation will continue to be on-site to assist homeowners until Monday, July 26. Equipment and supplies (generators, pumps, power brooms, fans, shovels, wheelbarrows, etc.) borrowed from the Swanson Family Foundation (the trailer at Coleman’s field) needs to be returned by Monday, July 26.

Riverdale City officials continue to work with state and federal officials to determine what assistance will be available to residents in recovering from this disaster. As soon as the information is available, it will be passed along to you.

The City will continue to provide three large dumpsters in the disaster area from Monday, July 26, through Saturday morning, July 31. They will be located as follows:

Coleman field – corner of Ritter Drive and 1250 West

Please place personal debris in the dumpsters, not in the park strip.

Dirt, sand, and mud being removed from private property must be moved to the street by Monday, July 26, for removal by City equipment and crews. To prevent unnecessarily dusty street conditions, the City will then be sweeping and washing down the streets.

Due to the holiday weekend, and the intense efforts of our small City staff, the City will be observing the Pioneer Day holiday. The offices will be closed Friday, July 23, through Sunday, July 25. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, July 26, at 8:00 a.m.

Riverdale City would like to obtain copies of photographs and videos in the disaster area. This would include pictures of the actual flooding as well as the progress of the cleanup efforts. Please contact City Recorder Glenna Stump at 394-5541 ext. 232 or by e-mail at gstump@riverdale.state.ut.us Thank you.

These resources are made available to affected property owners and residents only (those cleaning up damage to their own property).

NOTE: Riverdale City does not endorse nor recommend any of the resources. The resource information has been voluntarily given to the City and is only being forwarded to the property owners as an information service.