Disaster Mitigation Program News Today

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Times the 1st resort for insurable property that was not insured and those losses again it is a decision that we have to look at how to best ensure communities are able to rebuild but at the same time dont support or continue growing the risk. We have to understand there is a a certain amount of risk out there. The exposure for just south florida for a repeat a repeat of the great Miami Hurricane would be in the hundreds of billions of dollars with federal cost exceeding both sandy and katrina. ...

The state’s Individual Disaster Assistance Grant Program has paid $227,675 in response to storm damage. FEMA estimated the state’s spring flood damage at $6.3 million. As of Dec. 4, crop insurers had paid out more than $248 million due to drought.

As extreme weather grows more extreme with climate change, it costs our economies, communities and personal health.

The Fontana Village Board on Aug. 7 approved adoption of Walworth Countys updated 5-year 2022-2026 Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan, which paves the way for eligibility for federal disaster relief funding.

The Williams Bay Village Board approved the passage of several resolutions at its June 19 meeting, including one making a switch in assessor services for the 2,953-resident village.

Additional funds approved for Cold Spring Creek project

The city has been gathering public feedback on the future of flood protection for the Beach Grove neighbourhood.

WASHINGTON -- Earlier this week, the Biden-Harris administration announced the launch of a new Voluntary Community-Driven Relocation program, led by the Department of the Interior, to assist tribal communities severely impacted by climate-related environmental threats.

City looks to increase capacity at the 43rd Street crossing of Vernon Creek