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The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Monday the cost of the government’s recovery response to Helene so far in Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia ...
After Hurricane Helene battered much of the Carolinas, federal recovery assistance is available for some people, governments and nonprofits in South Carolina, the Federal Emergency Management ...
The federal emergency agency might turn down SC residents’ requests for assistance after Hurricane Helene. But that isn’t the end of the story. How SC residents can make sure they get their ...
By mail: FEMA National Processing Service Center, P.O. Box 10055, Hyattsville MD 20782-7055. By fax: 800-827-8112 Attention: FEMA. More information about South Carolina’s recovery efforts can be ...
More than 7,400 federal workers — including 1,500 from FEMA — continue to support North Carolina, Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia, the agency said. Assistance to ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reported that only 0.8 percent of households in disaster-declared counties in North Carolina held FEMA flood insurance policies. Environmental and insurance experts stated that the lack of flooding insurance would significantly slow the rebuilding and repairing of flood-damaged properties, as well ...
More than 220 people died from Hurricane Helene, which hit Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina in late September. At least 17 people died during Hurricane ...
Debby weakened once inland and began to slow down over the Southeastern United States, causing widespread flooding from heavy rain. It re-emerged in the Atlantic on August 7 before slowly moving northwards again, making landfall in South Carolina early on August 8 before weakening and becoming post-tropical the next day. It continued inland ...