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- $12.6 million for recovery in seven weeks
- BEAVER, W. Va. -- Federal disaster assistance funding has reached $12.6 million to help homeowners, renters, business owners, and government agencies in West Virginia recover from the June 2010 flooding.
- August 23 Is Last Day To Register For Disaster Assistance
- BEAVER, W. Va. -- Officials working on the June storm recovery in West Virginia remind residents with storm-related losses to register for disaster assistance by Monday, Aug. 23, 2010 and to stay in touch through toll-free phone lines.
- Voluntary Agencies Lead Long-Term Disaster Recovery
- BEAVER, W. Va. -- While the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the State of West Virginia are providing a restart for many homes in the counties hardest hit by June storms, voluntary community service and faith-based organizations are tackling the longer term needs of many households.
- Flood Recovery Centers Close In One Week
- BEAVER, W. Va. -- The two remaining Disaster Recovery Centers will close in the next few days. Centers have helped more than 1,300 West Virginians recover from the severe storms, flooding, mudslides and landslides that hit the state in June. Here is the schedule of closings:
- Flood Recovery Centers To Close Soon
- BEAVER, W. Va. Federal and state flood recovery officials have announced that Disaster Recovery Centers will close during the next two weeks.
- Use Recovery Money Wisely, Officials Urge
- BEAVER, W. Va. State and federal disaster assistance payments and loans have provided more than $5 million in financial help to homeowners and renters in West Virginia with property losses from June flooding. Here is a breakout of funding approved through Thursday, July 29:
- Deadlines To Ask For Disaster Help Closing In
- BEAVER, W. Va. - Deadlines to apply for several disaster recovery programs are closing in for the June 12-29 severe storms and flooding in West Virginia. State and federal officials working on June storm recovery offer this watch list.
Last updated: Wed, 18 Aug 2010 15:10:06 EDT
