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Indiana: Major Disaster Declared in Indiana

Federal disaster aid has been approved for Indiana to supplement state and community recovery efforts after severe storms and flooding have ravaged the area since June 6, 2008. President Bush declared the area a major disaster on Monday and FEMA has followed with a plan for funding and eligibility.

The new federal Aid program for Indiana directs FEMA to provide 75% of the funding for the costs of emergency measures taken to save lives, protect property and public health.

Indiana residents can find out more information on applying for assistance at http://www.fema.gov/news/newsrelease.fema?id=43735.

For information on recovering documents and other items damaged during the Indiana storms, contact a reputable document recovery service.

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One Response to “Indiana: Major Disaster Declared in Indiana”

  1. » Indiana: Wabash and Wayne Counties Get Public Disaster Assistance | Blog Archive Disaster Recovery News Says:
    August 15th, 2008 at 9:32 am

    [...] to help pay for emergency services and repairs to public facilities. The state was hit hard by storms, tornadoes and flooding during the month of June. The addition of these two counties brings the total counties receiving [...]

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