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Malden continues to recover from devastating wildfire, residents set eyes on new post office

Malden continues to recover from devastating wildfire, residents set eyes on new post office
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Rebuilding tiny town proves a slow process as families face less-than-ideal choices after Babb Road Fire

ABOVE: Vanessa Place stands outside the mobile home her family is living in Thursday as her son, Brian Place II, 12, rides his bike out to the road leading to their home. Nearly nine months after the Babb Road Wildfire tore through Malden, claiming the Placeâs home and many others, the family is still waiting to get started on rebuilding. LEFT: Cleaning up and rebuilding is a long process. A pile of tires is seen last week at the Malden Community Park.BELOW: Brian Place looks down at his dog, Daisy, while standing over the plot of land he plans to build a new home on. Place has been waiting for cement to get poured on the lot; because of recent rain making it muddy, he must wait longer.

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Spokane Valley Fire Department to donate retired fire engine to City of Malden

KXLY May 5, 2021 9:52 AM Olivia Roberts Updated: Copyright 4 News Now SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. The Spokane Valley Fire Department donated one its fire engines to the city of Malden. The local department donated its 1999 Pierce Engine during a ceremony Wednesday afternoon. Malden and neighboring town Pine City were destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire in September 2020, destroying homes, businesses, the towns’ fire station and fire engine. “We are very excited to be able to help out the City of Malden,” Spokane Valley Fire Department Chief Bryan Collins said in a release. “As we go into warmer temperatures and wildfire season, this fire engine will be a valuable asset for the City of Malden.”

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Our town is in a live-or-die situation – The Daily Evergreen

The town of Malden spent the last six months cleaning and rebuilding from a devastating fire that wiped out 80 percent of its buildings in early September. One of the biggest concerns right now is assisting people into houses before next winter, said Malden Mayor Dan Harwood. Living in an RV all winter has taken its toll on some of the community members who have larger families. “It’s a very serious problem because you live in an RV all winter, and that’s not much space,” he said. “If you’re by yourself, that’s one thing. But if you’ve got a couple of dogs and a couple of kids, those walls get pretty closed in quick.”

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FEMA denies individual assistance for Pine City, Malden wildfire

FEMA: Babb Road Fire impact wasn t severe enough to warrant individual assistance The decision came just one day after President Joe Biden approved federal aid for Malden and Pine City, along with other areas in Eastern Washington. Author: Megan Carroll, Kaitlin Riordan, Ian Smay Published: 12:47 PM CST February 4, 2021 Updated: 1:37 PM CST February 9, 2021 The decision came just one day after President Joe Biden approved federal aid for Malden and Pine City, along with other areas in Eastern Washington, nearly five months after the devastating wildfires. In a letter to Governor Jay Inslee, Associate Administrator of the Office of Response and Recovery David Bibo wrote, It has been determined that the impact to the individuals and households from this event was not of such severity and magnitude to warrant the designation of Individual Assistance under FEMA-4584-DR.

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