Gov. Stein requests $19B in federal funding toward Helene disaster relief: 'More is needed'
As of Feb. 11, FEMA reported that $372.2 million had been distributed to 154,577 families in the state to assist with expenses related to rent, basic home repairs and other disaster-related needs. Further, 18,000 households have received money to make basic repairs to primary residences, and 13,250 families have stayed in FEMA-paid hotel rooms.
Two agencies that may be affected by the Trump administration’s job cuts are involved in providing disaster relief aid.
Gov. Josh Stein is seeking the input to address “unmet housing" needs post-Helene, but funding cuts from the White House ...
Samaritan’s Purse continues working with Hurricane Helene survivors across western North Carolina and parts of Tennessee. The ...
Application deadlines have been extended to March for FEMA and Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Applying for aid now can ...
North Carolina’s government estimated that Helene caused a record $59.6 billion ... his property and told him to go online to apply for disaster assistance, but Bailey had no computer or ...
Members of the public have 30 days to submit comments on the plan, which was released Tuesday by the state Department of ...
Staff at the office, a branch of the U.S. housing department that Congress uses to address the worst catastrophes, would be ...
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