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Sep 292014
 

A 20-month-old girl is in extremely critical condition after being found face-down in a Mesa pool Sunday evening, authorities said.

The mother was caring for the girl’s two young siblings inside the home near Guadalupe and Dobson roads when the girl wandered away and got through the pool gate, according to Ken Hall, a spokesman for the Mesa Fire Department.

via Girl pulled from Mesa pool in critical condition.

Sep 282014
 

MESA, AZ – A toddler has been transported to the hospital after she was found floating in a pool Saturday, officials said.

Ken Hall, public information officer for Mesa Fire, said the toddler was not breathing and CPR was being performed before being transported to a local children’s hospital.

via Mesa Fire: Toddler taken to hospital in critical condition; found floating in pool – ABC15 Arizona.

Sep 082014
 

A woman has died after the car she was driving was swept away by heavy floods in Tucson.

Tucson Fire Department spokesman Barrett Baker says rescue units responded to a residential neighborhood near 22nd Street and Kolb Road around 9:30 a.m. Monday. When they arrived, the car was submerged in the water and could not be reached.

The car was then swept away and traveled about two blocks before it became trapped against a bridge in a wash that had flooded over onto a major street.

The water was about 10 to 15 feet high, Baker said.

Firefighters have retrieved the woman’s body but have not been able to pull the car out of the wash.

Heavy rains continue in Phoenix and Tucson, flooding numerous streets and leaving several drivers stranded.

via Woman dies in Tucson after car is swept away in flood

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Sep 082014
 

One Surprise family is extra lucky after their son was saved from fast waters near a storm drain at an elementary school Monday.

Brandon Espie with Surprise Fire Department says the young boy was caught in the storm drain located by Kingswood Elementary School near Bell and Reems roads.

The boy’s father was able to pull his son out of a potentially deadly situation and the boy was taken to the hospital as a precaution.

Espie says not all details of the incident are available, but it appears that the boy simply got caught in the current of the storm drain near a green belt area.

Many Valley residents are spending the day playing in flooded parks and open spaces, but it’s best to avoid these areas, no matter how tempting they look.

via Boy saved from storm drain near Surprise elementary school

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