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APS makes donation to northern Arizona communities impacted by recent flooding

Arizona Public Service has made a $350,000 donation to support communities around Arizona impacted by severe storms that brought heavy rainfall and widespread flooding the company announced in a news release on Monday.

(Submitted photo/APS )

The donations will be allocated to organizations in the Verde Valley, as well as the San Carlos Apache Reservation and flood relief efforts in northern Arizona.

APS will provide funding to support organizations working directly with those impacted, including:

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