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Southeast Wisconsin flooding, assessing damage for FEMA response
Emergency officials are on the ground, assessing the flooding damage in southeast Wisconsin. Based on damage numbers already in, Governor Evers asked FEMA to come in for a joint damage assessment. When that joint assessment finishes, Governor Evers can then formally ask President Trump to declare a disaster, freeing up FEMA funds.
Wisconsin requests FEMA assistance after last weekend’s storms, flooding
Since Trump took office, FEMA aid has been hit or miss. Kerr County in central Texas, which saw flash floods on July 4 that killed at least 135 people, including 37 children, received FEMA funding, as did Arkansas after deadly tornadoes, only after it was initially denied.
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AirBnb’s nonprofit providing emergency housing for people impacted by flooding in Wisconsin
As people across southeast Wisconsin face a challenging rebuild from historic downpours and flooding from August 8-10, a ...
Once damage assessment are complete, the governor's office will submit a formal request to the president through FEMA and the ...
The State Emergency Operation Center (SEOC) was activated on August 10 following the historic flooding in southeast Wisconsin ...
During a press conference Thursday, Milwaukee County officials said FEMA representatives could be here as early as Monday to ...
Gov. Tony Evers was touring storm damage in Wauwatosa Monday evening when he announced he is declaring a state of emergency ...
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Gov. Tony Evers declares a state of emergency in response to severe flooding in southeast Wisconsin
Parts of Milwaukee saw more than 10 inches of rain in less than 24 hours in what is classified as a 1,000-year flood event.
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