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FEMA still only 95% finished settling the government's pandemic bills

FEMA said it has finalized 95% of its COVID-19 Public Assistance projects more than three years after the agency’s pandemic disaster period ended.
The agency said it recovered more than $2 billion last year and expects to recover another $1 billion this year, without providing details about those figures.
FEMA said the Los Angeles Opera was “fully eligible” for about $2 million to reimburse qualifying COVID-19 expenses incurred before May 11, 2023.
Senators John Fetterman and Adam Schiff criticized FEMA’s delays, while FEMA attributed them partly to funding lapses.

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FEMA still only 95% finished settling the government's pandemic bills

(The Center Square) – More than three years after its COVID-19 disaster period ended, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is still closing the books on pandemic spending, including millions for the Los Angeles Opera Company that pays its top…

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