NC Governor Stein appeals FEMA decision to not renew 100% match for Helene recovery
- North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has appealed to President Donald Trump to overturn FEMA’s decision not to extend its 100% cost share for Helene recovery expenses.
- In his letter, Stein urged Trump to reconsider the decision and extend the 100% cost share period for six months.
- Without the extension, FEMA's reimbursement rate drops from 100% to 90%, increasing the state's cost burden.
- Stein warned that failing to secure the extension would create a heavy financial burden for the state.
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Stein wants more time from FEMA to cover Helene recovery costs
Earlier this month, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) rejected North Carolina’s request to maintain a full 100% federal match for the state’s continued Hurricane Helene recovery expenses. In a letter to President Donald Trump on Friday, Gov. Josh Stein is urging FEMA to extend the cost share for a minimum of three months. Stein said delays in response particularly from the US Army Corps of Engineers meant that the state only effe…
NC Governor Stein appeals FEMA decision to not renew 100% match for Helene recovery
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — On Friday, North Carolina Governor Josh Stein appealed to President Trump, asking him to overturn FEMA's decision not to extend its 100 percent match for eligible Helene recovery costs. Without this extension, FEMA's match will drop to 90 percent. Preliminary estimates show costs to the state of up to $200 million. “Hurricane Helene caused incredible damage to western North Carolina. President Trump, as you noted when you …
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