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SLO County awaits FEMA approval to begin construction on hundreds of sites damaged by the 2023 winter storms

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Cecchetti Road in rural Arroyo Grande has been closed for almost a year due to damages from the 2022-23 winter storms. SLO County currently has 832 damaged locations, and 165 of those sites are considered to need "permanent repairs" FEMA approval takes such a long time and can be difficult to apply for because each damaged site needs to be submitted.

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SLO County awaits FEMA approval to begin construction on hundreds of sites damaged by the 2023 winter storms

Cecchetti Road in rural Arroyo Grande has been closed for almost a year due to damages from the 2022-23 winter storms. Nea Wilson, an Arroyo Grande resident, told New Times that the detours have caused dangerous driving conditions…

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SLO County awaits FEMA approval to begin construction on hundreds of sites damaged by the 2023 winter storms

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