A deadly house explosion in South Jordan was caused by an old gas pipe, according to an NTSB report. This raises serious concerns about the safety of aging infrastructure throughout the city.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
Costs associated with the sewer improvements will be borne by the Jordan Basin Improvement District.
Residents and businesses in the affected area will benefit from improved sewer services.
Residents living near old gas lines are definitely at risk.
The city is looking at upgrading sewer lines at a key intersection. This work is important for maintaining public health and ensuring proper wastewater management.
The city is moving forward with installing new sewer improvements at a key intersection. This project aims to upgrade essential infrastructure, which could impact traffic flow during construction but will ultimately benefit residents with better services.
Report details 'lessons learned' from deadly South Jordan gas leak explosion KMYU
South Jordan crash kills one, closes Redwood Road KSL TV 5
Lawsuit filed against gas company after house explosion that killed South Jordan teen KUTV
Leak in 48-year-old gas main cause of South Jordan home explosion ABC4 Utah
Aging 1976 pipeline linked to South Jordan house explosion KSL.com
Aging 1976 pipeline linked to South Jordan house explosion KSL.com
NTSB report on South Jordan house explosion finds gas leak from old pipe near home KUTV
South Jordan plow drivers ask residents to be patient after huge snowstorm KSLTV.com
Shattered glass. Holes in walls. South Jordan man sues city for wrecking his home KSL TV 5
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