FEMA Approves More Than $22 Million for Florida Recovery Projects
FEMA announced more than $22 million for 28 recovery and mitigation projects in Florida tied to hurricanes and other disasters [3]. Nearly $19 million goes to 21 Public Assistance projects covering repairs to recreational facilities and public buildings and debris removal, while more than $3 million comes through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program to reduce future disaster damage [3]. The Florida award is part of more than $348 million announced for almost 170 projects nationwide [3]. Separate announcements the same day included nearly $2 million for Public Assistance and hazard mitigation projects in Idaho and more than $4 million in Public Assistance funding for Alaska [1][2].
Sources
- fema.gov · Trump Administration Delivers Nearly $2 Million Through FEMA to Help Communities Recover from Recent Disasters and Strengthen Their Resilience Against Future Disasters in Idaho Sep 8, 2026
- fema.gov · Trump Administration Delivers More Than $4 Million Through FEMA to Help Communities Recover from Recent Disasters in Alaska Sep 8, 2026
- fema.gov · FEMA Announces More Than $22 Million for Florida Disaster Recovery Sep 8, 2026
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