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Louisiana Turns to Travel Trailers For Residents Displaced by Ida - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Turns to Travel Trailers For Residents Displaced by Ida

Louisiana's temporary housing program for people displaced by Hurricane Ida is increasing its pace of getting people into travel trailers, but Gov. John

Edwards: Ida Temporary Trailer Program Ramps Up in Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Edwards: Ida Temporary Trailer Program Ramps Up in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- Louisiana's temporary housing program for people displaced by Hurricane Ida is increasing its pace of getting people into travel

Edwards: Ida temporary trailer program ramps up in Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Edwards: Ida temporary trailer program ramps up in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana's temporary housing for people displaced by Hurricane Ida is increasing its pace of getting people into travel trailers, but Gov. John Bel Edwards said

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Louisiana's new hurricane survivor sheltering program could be a model for the future - Vimarsana News

Louisiana's new hurricane survivor sheltering program could be a model for the future

Terrebonne Parish is currently operating four base camps in Houma, Dulac, Chauvin, and Montegut for people without housing after Hurricane Ida. The base camps are free for residents, and are first come, first served until they reach capacity.

Edwards: Ida temporary trailer program ramps up in Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Edwards: Ida temporary trailer program ramps up in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana's temporary housing program for people displaced by Hurricane Ida is increasing its pace of getting people into travel trailers, but Gov. John Bel Edwards