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Heavy Rain Hampers Tornado Recovery Efforts for Residents

  • On June 5, FEMA and SEMA officials gathered at the Nevada community center to discuss recovery efforts related to the significant destruction the city experienced due to the tornado that struck on April 2.
  • This meeting took place after damage assessments in May, following declarations by Governor Mike Kehoe and President Trump that designated Vernon County along with multiple counties across Missouri as disaster zones qualifying for federal aid.
  • Local city and county officials participated in a lengthy meeting focused on the procedures for providing the necessary paperwork to obtain FEMA disaster funds as part of ongoing recovery planning.
  • Meanwhile, over two weeks after the May 16 EF3 tornado in St. Louis caused $1.6 billion in damage and killed five people, no federal emergency declaration or FEMA support has been issued despite requests and surveys.
  • The lack of a federal response in St. Louis, where many Black residents were affected, has led local officials and Missouri senators to urge expedited federal aid, highlighting challenges in shifting disaster responsibility to the states.
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Missouri Independent broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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