Presidential Nod Boosts Kentucky's Storm Recovery Aid
Published Date: 3/21/2025
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Kentucky’s disaster declaration just got an upgrade! This update means more help is on the way for folks hit hard by storms, floods, and mudslides since February 24, 2025. Expect extra funding and support to speed up recovery and rebuild stronger and faster.
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Kentucky disaster declaration amended
If you live in Kentucky and were affected by severe storms, straight-line winds, flooding, landslides, or mudslides since February 24, 2025, the Presidential major disaster declaration (FEMA-4860-DR) was amended. The amendment means extra funding and support are being made available to help recovery and rebuilding.
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