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FEMA so far has paid out more than $300,000 to people affected by flooding and the agency says it still has more to give.

A great way to help those affected by the flooding this year is to spend some money in their communities. Mount up and ride this weekend at the Beartooth Rally.

FEMA so far has paid out more than $300,000 to people affected by flooding and the agency says it still has more money to provide.

FEMA so far has paid out more than $300,000 to people affected by flooding and the agency says it still has more to give.

A great way to help those affected by the flooding this year is to spend some money in their communities. Mount up and ride this weekend at the Beartooth Rally.

A great way to help those affected by the flooding this year is to spend some money in their communities. Mount up and ride this weekend at the Beartooth Rally.

FEMA so far has paid out more than $300,000 to people affected by flooding and the agency says it still has more to give.

Near Roscoe, Montana, Austin Frank watched his neighbor’s house come down the East Rosebud River, redirecting the rising water toward his house, corrals and barns.

Press release from FEMA Region 8:

Locations to apply for Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance will open in several Montana counties in the coming days for those areas affected by June flooding.