Residents evacuated after two apartment buildings damaged by flooding - Story

GLENDALE, Ariz. (KSAZ) - The Red Cross says dozens of people were evacuated after rains and flood waters damaged units at two different apartment buildings in Glendale.

According to a spokesperson for the Red Cross, flood waters damaged an apartment complex near 63rd Avenue and Glendale -- at least eight units were damaged.

At least 25 people and their pets had to be evacuated from that complex and they have been displaced at this time. 

A second apartment complex near 67th Avenue and Glendale was also damaged. 

Red Cross workers first learned of problems at one apartment complex at 3 a.m., and then got word of problems at the second one at about 4:30 a.m.

The Red Cross says the total number of people evacuated from the two buildings is likely to increase.

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