STATE & NATIONAL: Governor Kathy Hochul's recent has recently declared a state of emergency in parts of the state of New York that were struck by
Hurricane Debbie.
By Anne M Erbynstein
FEMA emergency aid is being allocated to several counties in New York in counties severely affected by the storm which includes areas in New York that have experienced significant damage due to tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and flooding.
As a result of the excessive flooding, the storm has caused at least seven deaths across the affected regions
The severe weather, including record-breaking tornadoes and heavy rainfall, has led to extensive damage and loss of life.
It's a challenging time for these communities remain on notice for rescue and for receiving emergency aid. The response to the storm's devastation will help with ongoing recovery efforts.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that $11 million in emergency assistance has been allocated for homeowners and municipalities in the seven counties severely affected by the storm. Funding will help cover urgent repairs and recovery efforts. Homeowners can receive up to
The state is also awaiting approval for a federal emergency declaration, which would provide additional support for debris removal, emergency protective measures, and actions to prevent further damage.
It's a significant step towards recovery, but the full extent of the funding needed will likely be clearer as detailed assessments continue.
While the storm's impact on the region may continue, there are possibly a number of people across the nation who may have specific concerns about the recovery process. It is advisable that contact is made with the county or state of New York for anyone who has a specific concern.
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