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Soldier Canyon closed, residents evacuated
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Stockton, Utah – According to the Stockton Police Department, Soldier Canyon and the mouth of Soldier Canyon were evacuated on Saturday due to severe flooding in the canyon.
Soldier Canyon Road was reportedly also shut down, and emergency and road crews have been working on the area.
According to police, evacuations of the residents at the mouth of Soldier Canyon were lifted late Saturday night, though Soldier Canyon will remain closed until County Roads crews can clear and assess the damage.
“Please do not go up Soldier Canyon until the canyon has been reopened,” Stockton Police say.
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