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News from Region VIII
An RSS feed with up to the minute announcements and information from FEMA
- Be Ready For Severe Weather
- As the nation marks the first anniversary of one of the largest tornado outbreaks in U.S. history, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency are teaming up this week to prepare the public and help save lives during the first ever National Severe Weather Week, April 22-29.
- FEMA Authorizes Funds To Help Fight Colorado's Lower North Fork Fire
- DENVER, Colo. -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has authorized the use of federal funds to help with firefighting costs for the Lower North Fork Fire in Jefferson County
- Purchasing -- and MAINTAINING -- Flood Insurance is a Great Investment for South Dakotans
- DENVER With one of the mildest winters ever nearly in the books, South Dakotans are looking to the renewal of spring. Unfortunately, that spring renewal often comes hand-in-hand with flooding. This years lack of snowfall is no reason to let your guard up, as heavy spring rains led to last years major floods on the Missouri and James Rivers.
- Flooding Always a Potential Threat in South Dakota
- DENVER - As winter comes to a close, South Dakota communities look forward to the coming of spring and a return to the warm outdoors. But its also a time to be aware of the threat of mother nature, meaning severe storms and flooding. While the state enjoyed an abnormally warm and dry winter, it only takes a couple of inches of rainfall to creating a potential flooding. FEMA Preparedness and Mitigation experts have several recommendations to help people get ready for that threat.
- Flooding Always a Potential Threat in North Dakota
- DENVER - As winter comes to a close, North Dakota communities look forward to the coming of spring and a return to the warm outdoors. But its also a time to be aware of the threat of mother nature, meaning severe storms and flooding. While the state enjoyed an abnormally warm and dry winter, it only takes a couple of inches of rainfall to creating a potential flooding. FEMA Preparedness and Mitigation experts have several recommendations to help people get ready for that threat.
- Purchasing -- and MAINTAINING -- Flood Insurance is a Great Investment for North Dakotans
- DENVER With one of the mildest winters ever nearly in the books, North Dakotans are looking to the renewal of spring. Unfortunately, that spring renewal often comes hand-in-hand with flooding. This years lack of snowfall is no reason to let your guard up, as heavy spring rains led to last years major floods on the Missouri and Mouse Rivers.
- Federal Infrastructure Aid For 2011 Floods Tops $200 Million
- BISMARCK, N.D. North Dakotas recovery from unprecedented 2011 flooding continues, as the Federal Emergency Management Agency today announced that federal funding for public infrastructure repairs has surpassed $200 million.
Last updated: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 10:45:11 EST
