I can imagine Florida/Ian will need quite a bit.
Here are the FEMA totals from Irma in 2020
Release Date:
July 20, 2020
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has provided more than $2 billion to the State of Florida and communities affected by Hurricane Irma to defray the costs of emergency response and repairs to public facilities caused by the 2017 storm.
In total, FEMA’s Public Assistance (PA) program has provided $2,001,722,109 in grants to state and local governments and certain nonprofits, including houses of worship, recovering from the hurricane. This amount includes:
- $964.99 million for debris removal and disposal
- $549.93 million for response costs such as police and fire department overtime and shelters
- $42.85 million for repairing roads and bridges
- $37.18 million for repairing water control facilities such as canals and stormwater systems
- $112.28 million for repairing or replacing buildings and equipment
- $111.63 million for repairing utilities such as electric and water/sewer systems
- $132.02 million for repairing parks and recreation facilities
- $50.8 million for administrative/management costs
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has provided more than $2 billion to the State of Florida and communities affected by Hurricane Irma to defray the costs of emergency response and repairs to public facilities caused by the 2017 storm. In total, FEMA’s Public...
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