Pennsylvania Storm Relief: Over $1 Million Unleashed to Aid Debby's Devastated Residents!

HARRISBURG, PA — In the wake of Tropical Storm Debby, more than $1 million has been earmarked for homeowners and renters in Pennsylvania, marking a significant step in recovery efforts. This financial milestone showcases the concerted efforts of local, county, state, and federal agencies working collaboratively to support residents in need.

Randy Padfield, Director of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency , highlighted the importance of this achievement, acknowledging the dedication of all partners involved. "We will continue helping individuals get this critical assistance as they continue on their journey of recovery after this devastating flooding," declared Padfield.

Similarly, FEMA's Federal Coordinating Officer, Mark O'Hanlon, emphasized the agency's unwavering commitment to aiding communities affected by the storm. "I am grateful to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for their continued partnership in our mission to help survivors on their road to recovery."

Residents in Lycoming, Potter, Tioga, and Union counties are eligible for federal disaster assistance. Survivors are encouraged to apply for aid through various channels, including online at DisasterAssistance.gov , visiting a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC), or calling FEMA's toll-free helpline at 800-621-3362.

The approved disaster declaration since September 11 has paved the way for FEMA teams to actively engage with survivors, ensuring they receive the necessary support. The available resources, including DRCs, provide invaluable assistance to individuals navigating the complexities of recovery, ensuring they have access to critical aid as they rebuild their lives.

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