more than five point $6 million in assistance. including a 700 dollar payment to each household. federal workers are also finding temporary housing for survivors and hotel and motel rooms. an emergency declaration signed by the president will aid the state by covering all recovery expenses across a 30-day period, the governor designates. a visit, of course was important. figuring out the time of it is always tricky. in part, because presidential visits massively disrupt any community. even without a natural disaster. one of his it occurs, a conversation is held behind the scenes about when a president can come, when he should come without disrupting the recovery effort. or taking away resources from the emergency team on the ground, or shutting down roads. but of all the announcements that have been made, one of the most important ones, in my view, is putting a high-level person in charge of coordination over the long term. which hopefully gives hawaii a sense of a bit of stability in
resources, and people after the camera crews are gone. right now, there are more than 1000 federal personnel on the ground. the new york times reports that as of friday, fema had approved more than five point $6 million in assistance. including a 700 dollar payment to each household. federal workers are also finding temporary housing for survivors and hotel and motel rooms. an emergency declaration signed by the president will aid the state by covering all recovery expenses across a 30-day period, the governor designates. a visit, of course was important. figuring out the time of it is always tricky. in part, because presidential visits massively disrupt any community. even without a natural disaster. one of his it occurs, a conversation is held behind the scenes about when a president can come, when he should come without disrupting the recovery effort. or taking away resources from the emergency team on the ground, or shutting down roads. but of all the announcements that have been m
A GoFundMe page for an Alcorn State University football player and his brother, whose mother and sister were killed in a head-on collision following Saturday’s game against the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, has raised more than $50,000 as of Wednesday.