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First graders get free backpacks, special visit from state and local police

Hundreds flock to Lower Bucks resource center for post-flood assistance

Jermaine Hoskins was left without a home after flooding left his home at Lafayette Gardens, and his newly purchased vehicle, unusable. His hotel voucher was only valid through Thursday. Standing among hundreds of other people gathered at a local resource center to get assistance on Tuesday, Hoskins lamented that not much had changed for him in the week since flooding at his condo left him without a home. We re still on first base, he said. About 30 different agencies gathered at the Keystone Elementary School in Bristol Township Tuesday to help those in need. But for some residents, it wasn t enough.

Bucks County 100-year-flood relief: 'Devastated' families start recovery

Benefit to raise money for teen with heart defect set for July 31

PEMA, county agencies to offer support in Bristol Township, Bensalem

To reach the Housing Link, call 1-800-810-4434. Government officials also urged the victims to notify their local municipalities to the complete damages their home, business or vehicles sustained, so that Bucks County will have accurate figures to send to the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency as it looks into whether the state would qualify for federal disaster assistance. Bucks County received $109 million in CARES Act funds for COVID relief under the administration of former President Donald Trump and has already received $61 million of the $121 million in American Rescue Plan funds it expects to receive from the administration of President Joseph Biden to assist with the county s economic recovery from the pandemic.