Loss of FEMA grants hurts ND communities including Lincoln and Washburn

Loss of $20 million in FEMA infrastructure grants devastating to North Dakota - The Walsh County Record

The Federal Emergency Management Agency canceled more than $20 million in grants that were headed to North Dakota for various infrastructure projects. The funding comes from the agency’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, designed to help state and local governments with projects that reduce risks to hazards. Some projects impacted in North Dakota are a $7.1 million for […] You must be a digital subscriber to acce…

Trump cuts millions in FEMA funding for Bridgeport flood-protection project

Bridgeport has lost a Federal Emergency Management Agency grant that would have helped prevent future flood damage to the city's South End.

102-year-old lagoon update, other North Dakota projects on hold after FEMA pulls funds

FESSENDEN, N.D. — President Donald Trump’s administration has cut what it called a “wasteful and ineffective program” that was supposed to help pay for infrastructure projects in North Dakota, including replacing a century-old lagoon. The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services told several communities that more than $20 million in grants called Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, or BRIC, were canceled, according to a news …

Loss of $20 million in FEMA infrastructure grants ‘devastating’ to North Dakota communities

WASHINGTON (North Dakota Monitor) – The Federal Emergency Management Agency canceled more than $20 million in grants that were headed to North Dakota for various infrastructure projects. The funding comes from the agency’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, designed to help state and local governments with projects that reduce risks to hazards. Some projects impacted in North Dakota are a $7.1 million for a water i…

Loss of FEMA grants hurts ND communities including Lincoln and Washburn

FEMA community meeting in Grand Junction turned out to be 'rumor'

On Tuesday morning, people in the Tennessee city of Grand Junction gathered at the John Wilder Community Center for FEMA assistance. This was after the city and a state Sen. Page Walley (R-Savannah) posted about the meeting bout the meeting.