Construction equipment, work crews raze fuel storage tanks at Helper railway yard

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Construction crews raze the fuel storage tanks at the back of the railway yard in Helper. For decades, the big tanks have stood as a sign of the number of locomotives that passed through the town to head up Price Canyon or travel toward Green River. The fuel tanks are no longer needed and a contractor working at the site indicated that it will take about a week to remove the debris from the Helper railway yard.

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