Moody announces nearly $2 billion in delayed FEMA funds heading to Florida
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PUNTA GORDA, Fla. — U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody announced the release of nearly $2 billion in federal disaster assistance funds intended to help Florida communities still rebuilding from a succession of major hurricanes. Speaking at the Charlotte County Emergency Operations Center, Moody said her office helped secure approximately $1.8 billion in outstanding Federal Emergency Management… The post Moody announces nearly $2 billion in delayed FEMA funds heading to Florida appeared first on Florida’s Voice .
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