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Whitmer highlights more aid for Detroit area flood victims

Governor Gretchen Whitmer said Thursday that more help is on the way for victims of the June 26 storm that led to major flooding in and around Detroit. The flooding swamped basements, totaled cars, and caused other damage. Whitmer said she moved quickly to declare it a disaster, which eventually led to a federal disaster declaration and aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Whitmer said at least 30,000 people have signed up for federal disaster assistance so far. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer discusses assistance for flood victims in Detroit s Balduck Park. Credit Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio But not everyone is going to get federal aid, or enough of it to cover what they lost. Whitmer said that’s why the state has chipped in another $10 million, to be distributed to affected local communities.

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Michigan Gov. Whitmer's Proposed Budget Prioritizes Clean Water

Donate Michigan Gov. Whitmer’s Proposed Budget Prioritizes Clean Water Drew YoungeDyke Michigan Governor Proposes Investments in Clean Water Infrastructure, PFAS Clean-up LANSING, Mich. (Feb. 11, 2021) Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s proposed state budget includes critically needed investments in clean water infrastructure and the clean-up of PFAS, known as “forever chemicals.” The National Wildlife Federation urged the Michigan Legislature to adopt these recommendations to help protect people and wildlife alike. “The National Wildlife Federation supports the strong water, energy and environmental justice funding initiatives within Gov. Whitmer’s FY 2022 Executive Budget.  In particular, the focus on water and energy infrastructure that is targeted toward low-income communities is a necessary and just investment,” said Mike Shriberg, Great Lakes Regional Executive Director for the National Wildlife Federation. “The funds for cleaning up PFAS, the fore