Gov. DeWine Requests Expedited Federal Storm Damage Assessments in Parts of Miami Valley

DeWine requests faster storm damage assessments - Peak of Ohio

Governor Mike DeWine is asking federal officials to speed up storm damage assessments across the state as Ohio continues to deal with repeated storms and heavy rain. DeWine is requesting that FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration begin joint preliminary assessments now, rather than […]

DeWine seeks faster federal storm assessments for counties and across Ohio as damage mounts

Gov. Mike DeWine is asking federal officials to begin storm-damage assessments in Ohio immediately, saying nearly two weeks of repeated storms in counties like Butler, Champaign and Clark and persistent rainfall have caused mounting damage across the state and could qualify communities for federal disaster assistance.

Ohio Gov. DeWine asks FEMA to conduct storm damage assessments across state

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Small Business Administration to survey parts of the state after repeated rounds of storms hit the state in the last month.

Gov. DeWine requests expedited federal storm damage assessments in parts of Miami Valley

Governor Mike DeWine is asking the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to conduct a damage assessment in Ohio as soon as possible.

Governor DeWine requests expedited federal storm damage assessments | The Highland County Press

Should the assessments find that damages meet certain federal thresholds, the following counties would qualify for support: FEMA Individual Assistance Program: Adams, Athens, Brown, Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clermont, Darke, Franklin, Hamilton, Highland, Licking, Madison, Morgan, Muskingum, Perry, Preble, and Washington.

DeWine seeks speedy federal storm review - Marysville Journal Tribune

Gov. Mike DeWine is asking federal officials to speed up damage assessments in Ohio as repeated storms continue to impact communities across the state. DeWine announced that he has asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency and U.S. Small Business Administration to begin conducting damage assessments as soon as possible rather than waiting for state assessments to be completed. According to the Ohio Emergency Management Agency, FEMA and SBA typically begin...