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In her letter to Biden, Mills estimated a total of $20 million in public infrastructure damage, stating it was beyond the state's ability to resolve alone.

AUGUSTA — Governor Janet Mills today formally requested that President Joe Biden issue a Major Disaster Declaration to help ten Maine counties recover from the severe December storm that brought

Ten counties in central and western Maine sustained more than $20 million in public infrastructure damage when a powerful storm on Dec. 18 brought historic flooding and widespread power outages to the state.

Those who have been impacted by the flooding have until just Thursday, July 20 to apply FEMA and Small Business Administration aid.

State and federal officials say financial assistance is still available after the September storm, despite FEMA applications closing in February.

Local residents impacted by the January storms can now apply for federal disaster assistance at a few different locations in Santa Clara County before the deadline on July 25.

Local residents impacted by the January storms can now apply for federal disaster assistance at a few different locations in Santa Clara County before the deadline on July 25.

Local residents impacted by the January storms can now apply for federal disaster assistance at a few different locations in Santa Clara County before the deadline on July 25.

Financial assistance programs will open next week for people with flood damage due to ice jams on the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers and spring snowmelt in Glennallen.

Disaster Declaration Assistance Available for Residents Affected by Severe Weather