US EditionMississippi mitigation program in limbo as Coast lawmakers, Insurance Commissioner at odds
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Mississippi mitigation program in limbo as Coast lawmakers, Insurance Commissioner at odds
A year after approving $5 million to help Coast residents fortify their homes in hopes of lowering insurance rates, lawmakers suspended the program. Why? It depends on who you ask.
Mississippi mitigation program in limbo as Coast lawmakers, Insurance Commissioner at odds - Mississippi Monitor
By: Frank Corder, Magnolia Tribune A year after approving $5 million to help Coast residents fortify their homes in hopes of lowering insurance rates, lawmakers suspended the program. Why? It depends on who you ask. The Comprehensive Hurricane Damage Mitigation Program was established in 2007 within the Mississippi Insurance Department following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. However, legislative appropriations were never made to fund the progra…
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