Mitigation

October is National Community Planning Month. This year, FEMA is highlighting the importance of hazard mitigation planning in Tribal communities. Hazard mitigation planning is an important step to building a safer tomorrow.

FEMA is announcing that Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia will receive a combined $18.7 million in capitalization grants to help communities reduce vulnerability to natural hazards. This is a part of the $50 million announced for states across the country.

HONOLULU – Ami chon nom won Maui oupwene omoneta ami oupwene ou’sefani imwemi kewe murin ewe osukosuken kar non Aug. 8, FEMA me Home Depot ra kochufengen non Kahului ar repwe awora kapasen awewe me pwan aituk won met kopwe fori ren koun imomw an epwe fokun pochokun pwan nenioch.

HONOLULU – Bayat ti panagsagsagana dagiti taga-Maui a mangtarimaan, mangbangon manen ken mang-retrofit kadagiti pagtaenganda kalpasan ti uram iti kabakiran idi Agosto 8, nakitinnulong ti FEMA iti Home Depot sadiay Kahului tapno mangipaay iti libre nga impormasion ken tips no kasano a napigpigsa ken nataltalged dagiti pagtaengan.

HONOLULU- Ilo an armij ro ioon Maui ne rej bojak nan aer bar kalôk mweo mwieer, elikin kar kijeek eo ekar walok ilo Aug.8 eo, emoj an FEMA partner ippen Home Depot ilo Kahului ne nan aer maroñ jibañ ikijieen waween in ekar walok im komman bwe mweko raar jooraan ren bar maroñ kalôk ki.