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Kentucky Gets $11M for Recovery and Resilience | Bowling Green News
FEMA’s pouring over $11 million into Kentucky to rebuild after devastating storms, floods, and high winds — funding spread across seven key projects. More than $10 million goes toward debris cleanup and restoring public infrastructure in counties like Breathitt, Carroll, and Owsley, with nearly $9.4 million earmarked just for debris removal. Another $600,000 supports long-term resilience planning through a separate program, focusing on smarter flood defenses and regional facilities. This isn’t just cleanup — it’s about building back stronger for the next disaster. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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