Windstorm

FARMINGTON -- It will take one week and $33,000 to put a new roof on the Family Connection Center food bank in Layton.

KAYSVILLE — While the physical damage from the Dec. 1 windstorm has largely been cleaned up, the fiscal damages continue to bombard the city.

KAYSVILLE — An air ambulance was dispatched to a home in Kaysville when it was reported that a man had fallen off a roof while trying to repair wind damage.

It was reported that the 30-year-old man fell between 10 and 30 feet around 2 p.m. Wednesday.

The man landed on his feet and suffered serious lower-body injuries.

The Dec. 1 windstorm left a wake of significant damage and many in need of help. Members of our community have joined together with neighbors, religious groups, Ogden city and non-profit organizations to help with the recovery efforts.

As a result of the windstorm, over 600 cubic yards of green waste has been removed from various locations throughout the city. To address the extreme amount of green waste debris, a temporary drop-off site was dedicated for Ogden residents.

FARMINGTON — The cleanup of the Davis Park and Valley View golf courses continues, with a lot of heavy lifting being turned over to a Kaysville-based construction company.

FARMINGTON -- Some major work remains to get the Farmington FrontRunner station back to its original shape, but at least it is now open after being shut down for repairs following the Dec. 1 windstorm that rocked the area.

KAYSVILLE -- The National Guard has gone home, but efforts to clean up the damage from last week's powerful windstorm continue.

The temporary dumping ground, which was set up Sunday at the site of the future Pioneer Park on Angel Street in Kaysville, is slowly getting smaller as trucks continue to make round trips to the Davis County landfill.