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State Of Emergency Declared On Mt. Charleston

By Jay Bartos
Published August 6, 2014 at 9:39 PM PDT

Clark County commissioners voted Wednesday to declare a state of emergency for the Rainbow and Kyle Canyon subdivisions on Mount Charleston. The vote starts a potentially lengthy process to provide help to residents hit hard by flooding that destroyed homes and roads. 

The cost of damage must be at least $6.8 million for the county to qualify for a Federal Emergency Management Agency grant. Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak says they will not have a total cost of damage for several weeks.
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Jay Bartos joined Nevada Public Radio in 1993 to develop and manage the state’s first radio reading service for people unable to use standard printed material due to blindness or another disability. After the reading service was discontinued in 2011, he became the afternoon host on KNPR for ten years. Jay can now be heard on air on News 88.9 KNPR and Classical 89.7 KCNV throughout the week.
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