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State of Florida Reaches One Billion in Obligated Public Assistance Funding for Hurricane Ian - Vimarsana News

State of Florida Reaches One Billion in Obligated Public Assistance Funding for Hurricane Ian

The Florida Division of Emergency Management (Division) today announced that over $1 billion in Public Assistance funding has been obligated

Governor Mills Requests Disaster Declaration from President Biden for Damage Caused by Severe Spring Storm - Vimarsana News

Governor Mills Requests Disaster Declaration from President Biden for Damage Caused by Severe Spring Storm

June 26, 2023 Governor Janet Mills has requested that President Joe Biden issue a Major Disaster Declaration for eight Maine counties impacted by a severe

Walton County officials discuss flooding and storm mitigation - Vimarsana News

Walton County officials discuss flooding and storm mitigation

A group made up of different government officials met Monday to find ways of making sure Walton County can withstand future flooding from storms or hurricanes.

Kennebec County logs most flood-related damage in Maine — almost $581,000 — from late-April storm - Vimarsana News

Kennebec County logs most flood-related damage in Maine — almost $581,000 — from late-April storm

Gov. Janet Mills has requested a federal disaster declaration to unlock federal funding to repair roads, bridges and other infrastructure damaged by recent rainfall and flooding.

Some homeowners pick higher flood risk over diverse neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Some homeowners pick higher flood risk over diverse neighborhood

Homeowners in mostly white communities prefer to risk another flood rather than move to a more diverse neighborhood on safer ground.