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Heavy Rain Possible as Yuma Opens Sandbag Station
In anticipation of possible heavy rain this weekend, the City of Yuma Public Works Department is providing residents with a self-serve sandbag filling station in the parking lot of the Yuma Civic Center (1440 W. Desert Hills Drive). The sandbag station will be open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m....
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YPD receives two grants from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety
YPD said the funding, which totals to $59,661, will help "support overtime expenses and equipment associated with Selective Traffic Enforcement Programs and DUI/Impaired Driving Enforcement details." The post YPD receives two grants from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety appeared first on KYMA .
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Yuma residents fill sandbags ahead Hurricane Rachel landfall
City officials said the sandbag station will remain open Saturday for residents who were unable to get the supplies they needed Friday. Karina Bazarte reports.
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Yuma residents question rising water bills; company says upgrades are underway
YUMA (AZFamily) — Residents in Yuma’s Tierra Mesa neighborhood say their water bills have doubled or tripled, with some reaching hundreds of dollars. Some say they are worried about affording future bills and have considered moving. Jesus Rosillo says his family has reduced its water use, but the...
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Yuma residents prepare for possible flooding as Rachel approaches
YUMA, AZ (AZFamily) — The Yuma area is the first part of Arizona likely to feel the effects of what is now Tropical Storm Rachel this weekend. Residents are filling sandbags and preparing for possible flooding, hoping to protect their homes from heavy rain. Yuma could see rain potentially...
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Laura Huber outlines priorities in State Senate race
With water being one of the biggest concerns facing the state, she wants stronger groundwater regulations while making sure Yuma farmers have the water they need to keep growing food. The post Laura Huber outlines priorities in State Senate race appeared first on KYMA .
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Yuma Public Auction Offers Everything From Cars to Tools
The next City of Yuma Public Auction will take place on Saturday, October 17, at 9 a.m. at the City’s surplus property yard (190 W. 14th Street). Up for bids will be a wide variety of items, including vehicles, bicycles, electronics, desks, office chairs, watches, jewelry, tools, scrap metal, industrial pumps, industrial light fixtures, HVAC units, copiers, and other miscellaneous goods.
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Preliminary work set to begin on Yuma Arizona Temple
ARIZONA (ABC4) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that preliminary work is set to begin on the future Yuma Arizona Temple. These first steps will include working on utility and infrastructure work to support the temple once approvals have been made by the city of Yuma.
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KBLU Yuma Returns To Air Under New Local Ownership.
KBLU (560) Yuma, AZ, has returned to the air under new local ownership following the closing of a $50,000 sale from El Dorado Broadcasters to Derek Egeberg’s Approval Coach Broadcasting. Egeberg, who does not own any other radio stations, works in the mortgage finance business and ran as a...
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Arizona’s Children Association hosting Trunk or Treat in Yuma
Arizona's Children Association is hosting a Trunk or Treat in Yuma in order to provide a safe space for foster families, and the community in general, to come together and celebrate the holiday. The post Arizona’s Children Association hosting Trunk or Treat in Yuma appeared first on KYMA .
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Yuma Weekly Road Construction and Traffic Update | Oct 5th – 9th
A weekly summary of City projects or encroachment permits issued by the City of Yuma affecting busy streets. Starting September 28, crews will remove existing sidewalk and install new sidewalk and ADA ramps along 14th Avenue between 8th Street and 9th Street. Additional curb and ramp work will take place near Elks Lane. Shoulder work and traffic control will be in place in the area. Drivers are advised to follow posted traffic control signs and use caution. Work is expected to be completed by mid-October.