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Flood Insurance Policies Purchased After Hurricane Irma Expiring This Year

ATLANTA - Following the devastating disasters and hurricane season of 2017, FEMA purchased three-year flood insurance policies for thousands of disaster survivors whose homes were flooded. Those policies are set to expire this year, and survivors need to purchase a new flood insurance policy, or obtain other flood insurance, in order to remain eligible for future

FEMA assistance.

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Final Environmental Assessment including FONSI signed 10/19/2023 for Colonel’s Island Terminal Flood Mitigation Project, HMGP-4284-0059, October 2022

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Public Notice for Colonel’s Island Terminal Flood Mitigation Project, HMGP-4284-0059, August 2023

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Draft Environmental Assessment for Colonel’s Island Terminal Flood Mitigation Project, HMGP-4284-0059, October 2022

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Georgia; FEMA-4338-DR

Report mandated by Congress on Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) information for FEMA-4338-DR- Georgia for Hurricane Irma during the period of September 7-20, 2017.

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