Gov. Mills asks for Biden's help after extreme flooding in Maine
In her letter to Biden, Mills estimated a total of $20 million in public infrastructure damage, stating it was beyond the state's ability to resolve alone.
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In her letter to Biden, Mills estimated a total of $20 million in public infrastructure damage, stating it was beyond the state's ability to resolve alone.
AUGUSTA — Governor Janet Mills today formally requested that President Joe Biden issue a Major Disaster Declaration to help ten Maine counties recover from the severe December storm that brought
Governor Mills requests individual assistance for people impacted in Androscoggin, Franklin, Kennebec, Oxford, Somerset Counties.
In the aftermath of the major winter storm wreaking havoc on parts of the state, U.S. Senator Jack Reed took a firsthand look
Few Mainers have a policy that covers the kind of severe flooding seen in the Dec. 18 storm. As climate change brings more extreme weather events to the state, the impacts could be costly.