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Emerald Isle starts process to replace fire station paid for with FEMA funds

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The town repaired the fire station after the storm, but it has still been problematic. FEMA awarded the town $46,401,061 for projects to replenish the beach in 2019, 2020 and 2021. The town board of commissioners authorized $9.82 million in federal funds to complete 17 projects.

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Emerald Isle starts process to replace fire station paid for with FEMA funds

EMERALD ISLE — More than four years after Hurricane Florence damaged one of the town’s two fire stations, Emerald Isle is moving forward with a plan to rebuild it.

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