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City stormwater drainage plan paid by grant - Vimarsana News

City stormwater drainage plan paid by grant

The federal government recently announced a second round of funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to mitigate the cost of flooding in disaster areas.

President Biden declares Tropical Storm Hilary a disaster in California, Imperial County - Vimarsana News

President Biden declares Tropical Storm Hilary a disaster in California, Imperial County

IMPERIAL COUNTY – President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. formally declared August’s Tropical Storm Hilary as a disaster for affected counties in California this past Monday, November 21.

Carson City Supervisors to discuss update on affordable housing, arts and culture programs, and more - Vimarsana News

Carson City Supervisors to discuss update on affordable housing, arts and culture programs, and more

The next Carson City Board of Supervisors meeting will be held on Thursday, Nov. 4 beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the Sierra Room of the Community Center, located at 851 E. William Street.

Idalia hazard mitigation grant applications process to possibly start January 2024 - Vimarsana News

Idalia hazard mitigation grant applications process to possibly start January 2024

At the Nov. 13 Crystal River regular meeting, Steve Shallcross sought clarification from the City Council regarding what, exactly, were (and are) the conditions when it came to repairing houses

Council Declines Federal Flood Buyouts for 4 Damaged Homes - Vimarsana News

Council Declines Federal Flood Buyouts for 4 Damaged Homes

In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, Nov. 7, the Webster Groves City Council declined to accept more than $900,000 in federal emergency management funds toward the buyout of four homes