NC Hurricane Help Extended: More Time and Funds for Recovery
Published Date: 2/6/2025
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North Carolina just got an upgrade on disaster help after Tropical Storm Helene hit. The government extended the disaster period through December 28, 2024, giving more time and resources to folks and communities still recovering. This means more money and support are on the way to fix homes, roads, and other damage caused by the storm.
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Disaster period extended for North Carolina
If you live in North Carolina and were affected by Tropical Storm Helene, the federal major disaster period now covers September 25, 2024 through December 28, 2024 (declaration dated September 28, 2024). This extension makes additional disaster assistance available for recovery from damage during that incident period.
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