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deploy to Colorado  CAMP WILLIAMS, Utah (ABC 4 Utah) - Utah
National Guard members deploy back to Colorado Friday morning to
help rebuild roads destroyed by flooding. CAMP WILLIAMS, Utah
(ABC 4 Utah) - Despite the government shutdown 120 Utah National
Guard members deployed back to Colorado Friday morning.  Once
there, Engineer Battalion 1457th will help rebuild roads
destroyed by last months flooding.  Last week these same
soldiers dropped off vehicles and equipment, but had to return
back to Utah days later due to budget cuts and the possibility
of a government shutdown. Now with the government shutdown in
its fourth day, how is it all being payed for?  "This is being
paid for through state funds and the two governors in Colorado
and in Utah made arrangements to be able to still fund this
mission and make sure the citizens of Colorado get taken care
of," said Lt.Col. Hank McIntire, a spokes person for the Utah
National Guard.  Having already been