Hurricane Ida Sheltering Program News Today

As Hurricane Ida recovery continues to move at a slow pace, state officials have sent yet another appeal to the Federal Emergency Management Agency to extend the temporary housing program into 2024 and keep rent on temporary housing low for residents.

As Hurricane Ida recovery continues to move at a slow pace, state officials have sent yet another appeal to the Federal Emergency Management Agency to extend the temporary housing program into 2024 and keep rent on temporary housing low for residents.

Two years after Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana’s coast, the catastrophic damage it caused to homes and infrastructure remains unrepaired in many parts of southeast Louisiana.Despite the slow progress, especially when it comes to home repairs, the Federal Emergency Management Agency recently notified residents that it will soon dramatically increase the cost of the temporary housing the agency has provided to those displaced by the storm.

Two years after Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana’s coast, the catastrophic damage it caused to homes and infrastructure remains unrepaired in many parts of southeast Louisiana.Despite the slow progress, especially when it comes to home repairs, the Federal Emergency Management Agency recently notified residents that it will soon dramatically increase the cost of the temporary housing the agency has provided to those displaced by the storm.

Baton Rouge, LA, Dec. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today APTIM will celebrate the grand opening of its new headquarters on The Water Campus in Baton...

APTIM’s Disaster Response and Recovery team, in partnership with the Louisiana Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP), recently provided shelter to its 1,400th family.

Baton Rouge, LA, Dec. 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As of Sunday, December 5, APTIM’s Disaster Response and Recovery team in partnership with the...

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana lawmakers on Friday lambasted the state’s temporary housing program enacted after Hurricane Ida , saying it continues to move too slowly to help people living in damaged homes and tents since late August.

The state's Hurricane Ida Sheltering Program is continuing to move forward with more than 13-hundred travel tr...