FEMA approves disaster assistance for four Wisconsin counties

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 02:48 · Archive

Federal disaster assistance has been approved for Wisconsin residents affected by severe storms and a tornado in late July.

Federal disaster assistance is now available to help Wisconsin residents recover from severe storms and tornadoes that struck the state on 27 July. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) declared funding available to affected individuals across Forest, Outagamie, Vilas and Winnebago counties following the severe weather outbreak.

Assistance programmes include grants for temporary housing and essential home repairs, low-cost disaster loans to cover uninsured property losses, and additional recovery support services for impacted families and individuals. Residents in eligible counties can find detailed application instructions and eligibility guidelines through the Village of Fox Crossing website.

How it is being reported

• FEMA disaster assistance approved for four Wisconsin counties after July storms, tornadoFederal disaster assistance is now available to help Wisconsinites recover from severe storms and tornadoes that hit the state in late July.WSAW · 9 Oct, 02:29
• FEMA disaster assistance approved for four Wisconsin counties after July storms, tornadoFederal disaster assistance is now available to help Wisconsin residents recover from severe storms and tornadoes that struck the state in late July, officials announced Wednesday.WBAY · 8 Oct, 19:42

In this story: Federal Emergency Management Agency · Forest County · Outagamie County · Vilas County · Winnebago County · Wisconsin

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