'Please remember us:' Business owners say FEMA ending aid in NC will have long-term impacts
- The Trump administration, last week, denied North Carolina's request for FEMA aid to recover from Hurricane Helene.
- North Carolina requested FEMA extend its full reimbursement of recovery funds for another 180 days.
- Gov. Stein sought billions in additional funding for debris removal and protective measures after the September storm.
- Administrator Hamilton stated that the funding request was not warranted for FEMA-4827-DR .
- The denial will impact long-term recovery efforts as the need remains immense, said the Olivers and Gov. Stein.
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'Please remember us:' Business owners say FEMA ending aid in NC will have long-term impacts
Last week, the Trump administration denied North Carolina's request for the Federal Emergency Management Agency to extend its full reimbursement of Hurricane Helene recovery funds. Democratic Gov. Josh Stein said he received a letter from FEMA on Friday denying the request for a 180-day extension. "The need in western North Carolina remains immense people need debris removed, homes rebuilt, and roads restored," Gov. Stein wrote in a statement. "…


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New FEMA review process muddies the timeline for disbursement of Helene recovery funds
New, additional “manual review processes” handed down by the Federal Emergency Management Agency have led to a delay in funding for Hurricane Helene-related response and recovery in Southwest Virginia, according to a memo sent by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management to localities. That memo, sent Friday and obtained by Cardinal News, added that the state agency does not know when localities will begin to see financial relief for the c…
NC congressional delegation calls for $1.4B disaster recovery funding plan approval
North Carolina’s entire congressional delegate is joining forces in a letter pushing for $1.4 billion in federal funding for the state’s disaster recovery. The bipartisan, bicameral effort urges the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to approve the state’s Action Plan for Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funding. The letter comes after FEMA recently denied North Carolina’s request to maintain a full…
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