On April 6, FEMA Public Assistance approved a grant of $5,978,207 to reimburse Lee County for emergency work after Hurricane Ian at Fort Myers Beach.
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Months after Hurricane Ian swept across the southeast United States in 2022, FEMA’s National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has paid over $3.9 billion to more than 48,000 policyholders.
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Florida households who lost the use of their homes after Hurricane Ian are moving into FEMA temporary housing units at an accelerated pace. As of April 12, 1,001 eligible applicants have occupied FEMA travel trailers, manufactured housing units or leased apartments.
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More than 50,000 Florida homeowners have received funds from FEMA to rebuild their homes stronger after Hurricane Ian.
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FEMA approved an extension for Transitional Sheltering Assistance for survivors who still need time finding housing and continue to qualify for the program.
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FEMA Personnel Helps Survivor Register for Assistance in Florida
FEMA Personnel Helps Survivor Register for Assistance
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Install Covering on Roof
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers install coverings on roof, as part of the Operation Blue Roof program, to assist Hurricane Ian survivors. Operation Blue Roof is a priority mission that provides homeowners in disaster areas with fiber-reinforced sheeting to cover their damaged roofs until arrangements can be made for permanent repairs
FEMA Personnel Helping Hurricane Ian Survivor Register for Assistance in Florida
FEMA personnel speaks with survivor about recovery assistance
Seminole County FEMA Intake Center After Hurricane Ian
Two survivors talk to a FEMA employee across the table at the FEMA intake Center in Seminole County, Fla.
