Minute with the Mayor: FEMA to Review Mendota Heights Storm Damage
Mendota Heights Patch sits down with the mayors of Mendota Heights, Mendota and Lilydale for regular city updates—all in about a minute.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will be reviewing records of damage and costs incurred from the June 19 storm that rolled through the Mendota Heights area.
All told, about 90 cubic yards of wood chips were hauled away from curbs and city property, according to Public Works Director John Mazzitello.
Mayor Sandra Krebsbach added that the city kept watch over the fallen trees and the debris pile at Mendakota Park, but there was never any indication that it was a fire hazard.
FEMA officials are expected in the city Aug. 2.
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