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FEMA ends cost-sharing for Hurricane Helene recovery efforts
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — FEMA will no longer match costs related to Hurricane Helene clean-up. FEMA denied a state request to extend the money-matching program for six months. Since the storm hit - the federal government has covered costs related to cleanup.
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NC lawmakers have passed legislation banning discriminations in emergency relief after reports that FEMA skipped houses with Trump signs after Hurricane Milton in 2024.
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The limited extension through June 8 is limited to those currently checked-in at TSA hotels who are either approved for FEMA ...
Congressman Chuck Edwards announced that he and other members of the FEMA Special Task Force have submitted recommendations ...
Anniversaries of disasters can bring up painful memories and feelings of anxiety, fear, and hopelessness for survivors.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency appears to ... states for rebuilding and increasing disaster resiliency after Hurricane Helene, and for responding to the California wildfires and other ...
After Helene re-sculpted the rivers and streams of WNC, many areas, including Maggie Valley, were left more vulnerable to ...
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Federal Emergency Management Agency is ending their 100 percent match for paying for Hurricane Helene ...
The need in western North Carolina remains immense — people need debris removed, homes rebuilt, and roads restored,” Gov. Josh Stein said.
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