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Use of FEMA trailers after historic August 2016 flooding in Louisiana has been extended to May of 2018. Recovery and rebuilding can take years, not just months. https://t.co/wBL6Bt62Sm
Out team at Castle Enclosures wishes you a Merry Christmas! Please take a moment to remember those that are displaced this year by the storms in the Gulf and the wildfires on the West Coast.
FEMA is still sending housing units towards #Texas. Units are finally available in Louisiana that can be moved. This is months after the Texas coast was ravaged by Hurricane #Harvey. Reaction must get better going forward. https://t.co/fMYUC4eq44
Hurricane #Harvey Knocked Out 80 Percent Of Buildings In Aransas County, #Texas, Leaving Little Post-Disaster
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FEMA warns Houston Harvey victims about possible fraud. FEMA has an division that deals with fraud. You can report suspicious activity online at https://t.co/9zq4aTcsq6 https://t.co/LxvttqxXFZ
Five-hundred Irma families still living in Northeast Florida hotels. At least they won't be forced out of this temporary housing until after Christmas. https://t.co/9OUBAya2Gz
Castle Enclosures aren't just for emergency housing after hurricanes. Our units could be put to use in situations for those displaced or fighting the horrific fires in California. https://t.co/MiM3i4PG0L
Since the hurricane struck, at least 212,000 people have traveled from Puerto Rico to Florida -- mainly central Florida, according to figures from the State Emergency Response Team (SERT). https://t.co/AWAbp6qQyp
Aransas Pass City Council suspended zoning regulations last Monday night which would allow FEMA to set up temporary housing until April 30, 2019.
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FEMA emergency housing is used for a wide range of disasters besides hurricanes and flooding. We are now seeing the distribution of portable solutions in California in response to the recent wildfires in California.
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By last Thursday’s deadline, 893,798 Texans had registered, with 356,553 applications approved so far. FEMA also provided $2.6 billion in disaster loans from the U.S. SBA and more than $497 million to help the state and local governments. https://t.co/43fhQwuAiw