Kim Reynolds issues disaster proclamation after Iowa storms, tornadoes
Gov. Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation Thursday morning covering 43 counties affected by the storm, allowing residents to apply for aid.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation Thursday morning covering 43 counties affected by the storm, allowing residents to apply for aid.
Gov. Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation Thursday morning covering 43 counties affected by the storm, allowing residents to apply for aid.
In the aftermath of Wednesday's powerful storm that rolled across Iowa, 43 counties have been declared a disaster area by Gov. Kim Reynolds.
Gov. Kim Reynolds has issued a disaster proclamation in two counties after severe weather occurred earlier this week.
More information about the Disaster Case Management Program is available from local community action associations or www.iowacommunityaction.org. The program closes Jan. 12, 2022. The Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management asks residents of affected counties to report damage to property, roads and utilities to help local and state officials understand the damage sustained. Damage may be reported at www.homelandsecurity.iowa.gov. At least 12 tornadoes occurred in the Des Moines area the afternoon of July 14, causing damage to trees, homes, and structures. The severe wea...