Leominster Denied Federal Aid for Flood Recovery as Residents Seek FEMA Assistance
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FEMA has denied federal funding to Leominster, Massachusetts, for repairing public infrastructure damaged by catastrophic flooding in September 2023, which caused at least $30 million in damage. While FEMA is providing assistance to private residents and business owners, the city must seek alternative funding sources for public repairs. Disaster recovery centers have been set up to help affected residents apply for individual assistance.
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