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Floodwaters washed out a road and bridge in Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona, disrupting the community. A gas line also broke near a Humane Society, where staff said all the animals were safe. Several schools closed while local emergency services worked with the Red Cross to provide shelter and warm meals for displaced residents. A resident described flash flooding unlike anything they had experienced. The footage shows the damaged road and bridge and outlines the local shelter response.

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00:00A Pinetop Lakeside resident says they've never experienced flash flooding like this in the Arizona community.
00:06Floodwaters destroyed a road and bridge, and the disruption extends to homes and schools.
00:11A gas line also broke in the area near a humane society, but staff say all the animals there are
00:16safe.
00:17Several schools have closed, so local families are also facing disruption to the school day.
00:22For some residents, the flooding has meant being displaced from their homes.
00:27That's where local emergency services and the Red Cross are stepping in together.
00:31They're working to help residents who can't stay at home because of the flooding.
00:35The response goes beyond the damaged road, broken bridge, and gas line.
00:39For those displaced residents, help includes shelter and warm meals while they're away from home.
00:44Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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