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News from Region III
An RSS feed with up to the minute announcements and information from FEMA.
- In Preparing for Disasters, Dont Forget Fido
- CHARLESTON, W. Va. -- If you are one of the many West Virginians with a cat, dog, other pet or service animal, now is a good time to start planning for what to do with your furry or feathered friend in the event of a future disaster.
- FEMA Approves $1.1 Million for Commonwealth Property Acquisitions
- HARRISBURG, Pa. -- More than $1.1 million in federal funding has been approved for property acquisitions that will permanently remove flood-prone properties from harms way. Additional projects will be approved as the application process continues and program requirements met.
- FEMA Registration Deadline Is May 21
- CHARLESTON, W. Va. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is reminding those affected by the recent floods in Lincoln, Logan and Mingo counties they have until May 21 to register for possible assistance.
- Disaster Assistance Still Available with FEMA's Help Line
- CHARLESTON, W. Va. -- Even though there are no longer any state and federal Disaster Recovery Centers open in West Virginia, the FEMA Help Line is still in business. Counties whose residents might be eligible for assistance are Lincoln, Logan, Harrison, Marion, Mingo, Preston, Taylor and Wayne.
- Deadlines for FEMA Registration Near
- CHARLESTON, W. Va. -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency is reminding those affected by the recent storms and floods they have only a short time left to register for possible assistance.
- Help is Available for Disaster-Related Stress
- CHARLESTON, W. Va. -- West Virginia residents facing the loss of homes, businesses or cherished possessions in the wake of the recent storms and floods could find themselves struggling to cope with the emotional impact of the disasters.
- FEMA Approves $1 Million for Acquisition Project
- PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- The Department of Homeland Securitys Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced today the approval of a grant totaling more than $1million to acquire and demolish six residential structures in the City of Chesapeake, VA .
Last updated: Fri, 18 May 2012 14:25:25 EST
