Trump approves federal disaster aid for storms and flooding in 6 states
Federal aid of $29.8 million approved to assist recovery from historic August floods that damaged 1,500 homes and caused over $43 million in public infrastructure losses.
- President Donald Trump approved federal disaster aid for six states and tribes due to storms and floods this spring and summer.
- The approved states are Kansas, North Carolina, North Dakota, and Wisconsin, along with tribes in Montana and South Dakota.
- Trump has authorized over 30 major natural disaster declarations since he took office in January.
- For Wisconsin, Trump's aid was limited to three counties instead of the six requested.
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Trump administration approves part of Wisconsin’s FEMA aid request
The federal assistance for homeowners is expected to total $29.8 million.
Trump Approves Federal Disaster Aid for Storms and Flooding in 6 ...
Trump approves federal disaster aid for storms and flooding in 6 states - The Boston Globe
The disaster declarations will allow federal funding to flow to Kansas, North Carolina, North Dakota, and Wisconsin, and for tribes in Montana and South Dakota.
Trump approves federal funds to help pay for cleanup of deadly June storms in North Dakota
FARGO — President Donald Trump has approved federal funds that will help pay for more than $11 million in damage caused by deadly June storms in North Dakota. Gov. Kelly Armstrong announced late Thursday, Sept. 11, that Trump signed the request to declare the June 20 storms a major disaster declaration. North Dakota can use the funds to help pay for debris removal, emergency operations and repairs to roads, public buildings and electrical lines,…
Trump approves federal disaster aid for storms and flooding in 6 states
President Donald Trump has approved federal disaster aid for six states and tribes following storms and floods this spring and summer.
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