Matthew Foster, director of Farmington Parks and Recreation, points Tuesday to where floodwater reached the Hippach Field field house door in Farmington during last month’s rainstorm. Firefighters saw the new ice skating rink liner floating down the Sandy River, Foster said. The baseball equipment shed floated across the field, and the deck to the Kiddie Pool was all bunched up near the pool. Four dumpsters not belonging at the recreation field floated onto it. Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal
Matthew Foster, right, director of Farmington Parks and Recreation Department, shows the buckled porch floor Tuesday at the Hippach Field field house in Farmington to ServPro representative Kyle Hamby of Alabama. ServPro, which has several Maine offices, helps with water cleanup and restoration. The rainstorm last month flooded the area, including the town facility. Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal
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