FEMA accidentally declared a 'Major Disaster' for Texas over Saints' thumping of Cowboys
The Federal Emergency Management Agency accidentally sent out a release declaring a "major disaster" for the state of Texas following the New Orleans Saints' victory over the Dallas Cowboys. On Thursday morning, an email was sent out by FEMA with the headline, "President Daniel Largues Declares Major Disaster After Saints Beat Cowboys in Dallas."
The township has received $3.13 million in Phase 1 grant funding for a flood reduction project. The money is coming from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Flood Mitigation Assistance program, ...
The federal agency issued the county a "Level 1 Finding," according to a Sept. 9 letter FEMA Regional Administrator Thomas ...
FEMA confirmed to us that the release was inadvertently sent out to the media and was meant for internal training purposes only.
Some FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers will be closing soon and the federal agency is making a call to those who may not have signed up for help yet. FEMA spokesperson Sharon Karr says, “We always ...
If you applied for help from FEMA in the aftermath of Debby and you were denied coverage, you can appeal that decision.
Kentucky’s homeowners and renters still needing assistance with FEMA, and other resources, following the Memorial Day Weekend ...
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FEMA back in Greenfield as businesses help with rebuilding the cityRepresentatives from FEMA are in town again this week at the True Value Hardware Store. The purpose this week is to advise ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will close its Pottawattamie County disaster recovery center permanently at 6 p.m.
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