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FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell traveled to Florida where she toured recovery projects and met with local and state emergency managers.
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FEMA has approved a hazard mitigation grant of $2,785,238 for the city of Panama City to examine a drainage improvement proposal for the Robinson Bayou Basin that will reduce water levels before, during and after rain events, and reduce downstream flood elevations.
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FEMA has approved a hazard mitigation grant of $1,612,448 for the city of Marianna to protect its Public Works building by reducing potential wind damage and ensuring the facility is operational during future power outages.
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FEMA has approved two hazard mitigation grants totaling more than $3.3 million to strengthen the resiliency of critical facilities in Bay and Jackson counties following Hurricane Michael.
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FEMA has approved an additional $5,598,399 for the state of Florida to reimburse the city of Lynn Haven for its continuing permanent repairs to five city parks and sports complex after Hurricane Michael in 2018.
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Public Notice for City of Springfield New City Complex, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, April 2024

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Draft Environmental Assessment for City of Springfield New City Complex, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, January 2024

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Final Environmental Assessment including FONSI signed 3/7/2024 for Mexico Beach Jetty Extension and Repairs, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, January 2024

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Public Notice for Mexico Beach Jetty Extension and Repairs, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, January 2024

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Hurricane Michael in Florida (FEMA P-2077)

Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach and Tyndall Air Force Base, FL, on October 10, 2018, at 12:30 CDT as a Category 5 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 161 miles per hour (mph) and a minimum pressure of 919 millibars (mb). It was the fourth strongest hurricane to make landfall on the continental United States based on wind speed, and the 13th named storm of the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

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Best Practices for Minimizing Wind and Water Infiltration Damage (Hurricane Michael in Florida Recovery Advisory 2)

This Recovery Advisory presents important recommendations to reduce wind and water infiltration damage to new and existing residential buildings.

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Successfully Retrofitting Buildings for Wind Resistance (Hurricane Michael in Florida Recovery Advisory 1)

The purpose of this Recovery Advisory is to present key wind retrofit guidelines for buildings located in hurricane-prone regions.

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Draft Environmental Assessment for Mexico Beach Jetty Extension and Repairs, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, January 2024

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Final Supplemental EA including FONSI signed 8/30/2022 for Calhoun-Liberty Hospital Association, Inc. Proposed Main Hospital Building Relocation, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, September 2022

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Draft Supplemental Environmental Assessment for Calhoun-Liberty Hospital Association, Inc. Proposed Main Hospital Building Relocation, FEMA-DR-4399-FL, June 2022