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Richardson officials say May 28 storm produced 250,000 cubic yards of debris; 133 households received disaster assistance
Summary
City leaders described the May 28, 2024 storm as the year’s most significant event, reporting sustained winds over 90 mph, extensive property damage, a large debris removal operation and targeted household aid.
Mayor Bob Dubey told attendees at Richardson’s annual State of the City address that a powerful storm that struck the area on May 28, 2024 produced widespread damage and a large-scale emergency response.
"For a short time, it delivered sustained winds exceeding 90 miles per hour," Mayor Bob Dubey said, describing the event as "one of the greatest citywide challenges in Richardson's history." He said police, fire, public works and parks crews mobilized immediately and that resources from outside the region were brought in to accelerate cleanup.
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