Wildfire Destroys Bridge in La Paz, Emergency Declared by Gov. Hobbs

Gov. Katie Hobbs declared a state of emergency in La Paz County after a wildfire-damaged bridge collapsed into the river.
Gov. Hobbs declares state of emergency in La Paz County over collapsed bridge destroyed by fire

State of Emergency Declared After Bridge Collapse in La Paz County

In a dramatic turn of events, a bridge collapse in La Paz County, Arizona, has prompted Gov. Katie Hobbs to declare a state of emergency. The bridge, which succumbed to a wildfire, fell into the Colorado River, significantly disrupting the region.

The bridge was a vital link for emergency responders. With its collapse, both ground and water routes have been severely compromised, hindering the ability of emergency teams to effectively navigate the area.

In response to the situation, Governor Hobbs’ declaration has released $200,000 in funds dedicated to the state emergency management division. These resources are expected to assist in managing the immediate crisis and facilitate recovery efforts.


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