Governor Wes Moore Appeals Federal Flood Aid Denial for Western Maryland
Governor Moore challenges FEMA's rejection of aid despite $33.7 million in flood damages in Western Maryland, urging federal support for recovery and future flood prevention projects.
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Governor Wes Moore appeals federal flood aid denial for western Maryland
Governor Wes Moore is renewing efforts to secure federal disaster aid for Allegany and Garrett Counties following the devastating spring floods that submerged parts of Western Maryland earlier this year.
Cost of Western Maryland flood damage more than doubles; state to appeal FEMA aid denial
From left, Rep. April McClain Delaney (D-6th), Gov. Wes Moore and Westernport Mayor Judy Hamilton speak to reporters In July. The three were part of a meeting to discuss a decision by FEMA to deny federal aid to help areas of the state recover from devastating floods in May. Moore appealed that denial Tuesday in a letter to President Donald Trump. (File photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters.)The cost of damage to two Western Maryland counties…
Governor Wes Moore appeals FEMA denial of flood aid to Western Maryland
Governor Wes Moore has appealed the federal government's denial of a Major Disaster Declaration for flooding in Western Maryland in May.The state's initial request for aid was denied on July 22 in a letter from FEMA that stated assistance in Maryland was deemed unwarranted.Floodwaters impacted more than 200 homes and businesses in western Maryland. Georges Creek reached a near-record level of 12.41 feet, overflowing into several towns in Allegan…
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