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Around these parts along the Illinois River, nobody lives in a mansion. But the Federal Emergency Management Agency has a different way of seeing things. For the home of Skip and Cheryl Stenstrom, FEMA must think the foundation is lined with gold and the insulation is dotted with jewels.
Lawyers negotiating deal to resolve thousands of claims over FEMA trailer fumes
( Worcester Polytechnic Institute ) Worcester Polytechnic Institute has received a one-year, $1 million award from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to develop the final component of an integrated monitoring system designed to reduce firefighter deaths and injuries by precisely locating and tracking them inside buildings, continuously monitoring their vital signs to warn incident ...
GONZALES, La. (AP) - The Lamar-Dixon Expo Center will host a public auction of about 400 FEMA trailers and mobile homes beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, parish officials said Tuesday. The auction is a small part of Ascension Parish government's developing strategy to find revenue-producing events for the equestrian and events facility near Gonzales, officials said. Storage of the Federal Emergency ...
CEDAR RAPIDS — About three dozen Iowa families face a Jan. 1 deadline to begin paying rent on temporary housing they’ve been living in since the June 2008 floods, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said Wednesday.
The Lamar-Dixon Expo Center will host a public auction of about 400 FEMA trailers and mobile homes on Saturday.
The Hollygrove resident discovered his artistic side after the 2005 levee failures flooded his home forced him to live in a FEMA trailer for two years.
Anna Gail Grassie, grants writer/contracts manager for the Village of Ruidoso, was excited Mon-day to receive a letter from the U.
October storms raised the waters of Toledo Bend forcing the Sabine River over its banks in the western side of Beauregard Parish.
Deal in Works to Resolve Thousands of Claims, Says Lawyer for Manufacturers Accused of Supplying Hazardous Hurricane Shelters
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - The city of Cedar Rapids has sent out its first buyout letters to homes closest to the Cedar River that flooded last year. The city sent 55 buyout letters this week to residents who say they want their properties bought by FEMA and converted into a green space.
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