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FEMA Funds Kentucky’s Recovery Push | Bowling Green News
FEMA just dumped $11.2 million into Kentucky to help communities recover from wild weather—storms, floods, mudslides—and build back stronger. Nearly $9.4 million goes directly to Kentucky Emergency Management for debris removal, while specific counties get funds for road repairs, electrical upgrades, and infrastructure fixes. Plus, $580K is set aside for a regional detention facility study and $320K for designing a Western Flood Pump Station to boost future resilience. This isn’t just cleanup—it’s smart, strategic recovery. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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