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North Carolina Gets $200M for Recovery and Resilience | Wilmington News
North Carolina’s getting a massive $200 million federal lifeline to rebuild after Hurricane Helene and prep for future disasters—over 30 projects targeting debris cleanup, road and bridge repairs, and critical infrastructure. The lion’s share, $162 million, goes to Emergency Management for recovery operations, while DOT, cities like Asheville and Morganton, and even small towns like Spruce Pine get targeted funds for repairs. Plus, $18 million is earmarked for hazard mitigation—buying out flood-prone homes in Raleigh and Smithfield to build long-term resilience. This isn’t just cleanup—it’s a…
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