14 min ago | Clarksville Online
Clarksville Residents Assistance needed for FEMA Appeal
Clarksville Citizens, you may have read recently that the costs to customers of Clarksville Gas and Water are going up to cover the debt that was taken out to rebuild the Waste Water Treatment Plant after the 2010 Flood.
1 hr ago | Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA, Federal Partners Monitor Effects of Storm in Central Plains and Urge Preparedness
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and its federal partners, including the National Weather Service, continue to closely monitor the effects of severe weather that has impacted the Central United States, including parts of central Oklahoma and Iowa, Kansas and Missouri.
Demolition work begins on Ortley Beach homes nearly seven months after Sandy
ORTLEY BEACH - Nearly seven months after Hurricane Sandy, one of the Jersey Shore communities hit hardest by the Oct.
State of Emergency active in Oklahoma after storms
The State Emergency Operations Center is activated due to severe storms in the state.
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Coventry trustees move forward with demolitions
As recommended by Summit County Engineer Alan Brubaker, the Board of Trustees approved hiring Jim Gangle Excavating, in the amount of $46,855, to conduct demolitions under the grant program, at the May 9 meeting.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
West, Texas Disaster Recovery Center Open Sunday
The State/FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in West, Texas will be open Sunday, May 19 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The DRC will resume normal hours Monday, May 20.
Left out of federal Sandy relief, owners of second homes hope for help
Seaside Heights mayor Bill Akers walks a reporter around the 400 block of Hiering Avenue.
Does God Really Care About Homosexuality: Best of the Blogs
At Patch, we love our bloggers! No other local platform allows communities to connect the way our Local Voices section does.
Damage from 2011 storm still being felt
Buckets and bowls are stacked in a corner of Ron and Linda Potwin's living room, ready to catch rainwater from a leaking roof.
Yes, earthquakes can happen here
Two years ago, Grady County was hit by an earthquake. If another earthquake hit, would south Georgia be ready? "We haven't faced very many earthquakes in this area," said Jim Ellis, Grady County Emergency Management Agency director, "but it is still important to prepare because we are on a fault line.
R-FH Administrators, Police Prep for Emergencies with FEMA Course
Well before Hurricane Sandy struck the shore area with unprecedented force, administrators at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School were determined to take their emergency preparedness to the highest possible level.
FEMA's denial of Gustav cleanup funds reviewed
The U.S. Inspector General's Office has agreed to hear complaints from Livingston Parish officials over the lack of Federal Emergency Management Agency funding for most of the Hurricane Gustav cleanup.
District 9 constituents consider flood, traffic concerns: Military Road
Residents were able to review proposed revised federal flood maps at a monthly meeting sponsored by Parish Councilman Gene Bellisario.
Sequestration cuts may hinder hurricane preparation, relief efforts
Florida Governor Rick Scott says that he's concerned that cuts to the National Guard will impact immediate relief to the state in the event of a hurricane.
Oak Forest Residents Eligible for Flood Aid From the Feds
Oak Forest residents affected by last month's flooding could be eligible for federal disaster aid, according to the city's website.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Disaster Recovery Center Opens in LaSalle County
A federal/state Disaster Recovery Center will open at 9 a.m. Friday, May 17, in Marseilles for residents of LaSalle County to meet face-to-face with disaster recovery specialists, officials said today.
Couple still stranded by Tropical Storm Lee
Their furniture was destroyed; their new holding tank, furnace and hot water heater tossed and swirled within their inundated basement until they were crushed like cans.
James Lee Witt endorses Mike Ross for governor
Does the endorsement of James Lee Witt, Bill Clinton's FEMA director, now a bigtime lobbyist/consultant, help Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Ross? Surely it will in Wildcat Holler.
After Sandy: treating sewage by hand while waiting for repair funds to flow
Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission Executive Director Michael DeFrancisci said FEMA money will help repair damage to the Newark treatment plant.
"I refuse to adopt any map that says that the back bay could see three feet of wave action," Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr.