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Kentucky officials urge flood survivors to document damages

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Flooding in downtown Hazard, Kentucky, on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025. (David Sandlin / permission)Washed out bridges, soggy sofas, and ruined ductwork: these are just a sampling of the kinds of damage that flood survivors need to thoroughly document to support a government application for financial aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.Local county and city governments around the state are urging residents on social media to report any d…

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Kentucky officials urge flood survivors to document damages

Flooding in downtown Hazard, Kentucky, on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025. (David Sandlin / permission)Washed out bridges, soggy sofas, and ruined ductwork: these are just a sampling of the kinds of damage that flood survivors need to thoroughly document to support a government application for financial aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.Local county and city governments around the state are urging residents on social media to report any d…

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