FEMA extends West Virginia July flood assistance deadline
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 4 Oct, 00:42 · Archive
FEMA has extended its deadline for West Virginians to apply for federal disaster assistance following July flooding.
FEMA has extended the deadline for eligible West Virginians to apply for federal disaster assistance following the July flooding that affected the state. Governor Patrick Morrisey requested the extension and announced the decision on Friday. The precise new deadline date is not specified in the available reports, though WSAZ notes it was moved back a couple of weeks from the original deadline.
Cleanup efforts continue across North Central West Virginia in the aftermath of the devastating flooding. The extension provides residents and businesses in affected areas including Pleasants and Lewis counties additional time to submit applications for federal disaster aid.
How it is being reported
- FEMA flood assistance deadline extendedWSAZ · 4 Oct, 00:15
- FEMA extends disaster assistance application deadline for West Virginians affected by July floodingWowktv · 3 Oct, 22:44
- FEMA deadline approaching for North Central West Virginia flooding cleanupWowktv · 2 Oct, 20:41
In this story: West Virginia · FEMA · Patrick Morrisey · North Central West Virginia · Pleasants County · Lewis County
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