McLean County Families Receive Buyout Opportunity

More than $118.2M to help Kentuckians impacted by flooding - WNKY News 40 Television

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear has announced Team Kentucky is sending over $118.2 million to six counties to purchase properties from willing and voluntary Kentuckians in flood-prone areas. According to a release by the governor’s office Wednesday, officials estimate the funds will benefit more than 600 homeowners and help them to relocate to a safer home out of a floodplain. Officials say Floyd, Knott, Letcher, McLean, Perry and Pike counti…

Buy-out program announced for residents in flood-prone areas of McLean County

Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Team Kentucky is sending over $118.2 million to six counties to buy out properties from willing and voluntary Kentuckians in flood-prone areas.

McLean County families receive buyout opportunity

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - Governor Andy Beshear announced that Team Kentucky is sending over $118.2 million to six counties to buy out properties from willing and voluntary Kentuckians in flood-prone areas, and one of those is McLean County. According to Gov. Beshear, local officials estimate these funds will benefit over 600 homeowners, helping them relocate to safer residences out of the floodplain. McLean County is among these six counties. Off…

Kentucky allocates $118.2 million for flood-prone property buyouts in 6 counties

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced the state is sending more than $118.2 million to six counties to purchase properties from homeowners in flood-prone areas following devastating floods earlier this year.A release from Beshear's office detailed that the voluntary buyout program will benefit an estimated 600 homeowners in Floyd, Knott, Letcher, McLean, Perry and Pike counties, allowing them to relocate to safer areas outside floodplains while r…

Beshear: More than $118.2M secured for flood buyout program in Floyd, Perry, Pike and other counties

Gov. Andy Beshear announced in a statement Oct. 15 that the state is sending over $118.2 million to six counties to buy out properties from willing and voluntary Kentuckians in flood-prone areas.