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Disasters affect hundreds of American communities each year and cause billions of dollars in damage. While federal recovery assistance is available...
The remnants of a house and minivan in Phoenix, Oregon, September 2020. Credit Brian Bull / KLCC Democratic Senator Ron Wyden is among those signed on to a letter to FEMA’s administrator. The agency has taken heat for rejecting most of the disaster relief claims from last year’s wildfire victims. “We really need these federal officials to jumpstart improvements in how these procedures work, Senator Wyden told KLCC. "Because Oregonians really feel that after they’ve been hit by a disaster, these horrendous weather challenges, the last thing they need is to get hit with another round ...
Biden Boosts Federal Funding for Florida Building Collapse Disaster Aid - White House Sat 03rd July 2021 | 01:30 AM WASHINGTON (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 03rd July, 2021) President Joe Biden has expanded the Federalgovernment emergency assistance to the state of Florida to finance increased protective measures following the Surfside building collapse, in which more than 160 people are believed to have lost their lives, the White House announced on Friday. "Today, President Joseph Biden made additional assistance available to the State of Florida by authorizing an increase in the level of f...
REVEALED: Developers of doomed Miami condo tower were accused of PAYING OFF officials to get permits as Miami urges inspections of all buildings taller than six stories and over 40 years old within 45 days Developers of the Miami tower that collapsed were previously accused by building rivals of paying off officials to get permits, according to a Washington Post investigation The developers bypassed a construction moratorium in 1979 by agreeing to pick up half of the $400,000 sewer repair tab Other developers, whose projects were still stalled, believed the tower's developers were getting...
Authorities identified Antonio Lozano, 83, his wife Gladys Lozano, 79, Manny Lafont, 54 and Stacy Fang, 54, as four of the five people who died in the deadly Miami condo collapse.