Kansas Scores Major Disaster Help for Wildfires and Flood Fury
Published Date: 6/12/2025
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The President has declared a major disaster in Kansas because of a tough winter storm, strong winds, flooding, and wildfires. This means local communities can get special help to fix public buildings and services. The aid starts right away, helping Kansas bounce back faster with federal money and support.
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Federal Public Aid for Kansas Infrastructure
If you live in Kansas, local governments and communities can get federal help to repair public buildings and restore services after a severe winter storm, straight-line winds, flooding, and wildfires. The President declared a major disaster for Public Assistance Only (FEMA-4869-DR) dated May 21, 2025, and the aid starts right away to help Kansas recover.
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