A federal agency has denied disaster assistance for residents and business owners of Marshall and Polk counties who endured tornadoes in July.
Gov. Kim Reynolds’ office announced the Federal Emergency Management Agency had denied the governor’s request for assistance through the Individual Assistance Program for losses from the July 19 tornadoes. In denying the governor’s request, FEMA stated that the impact from the tornadoes wasn’t severe enough to warrant the help.
The program helps survivors with housing, property replacement, medical expenses and legal services.
Reynolds has 30 days to file an appeal.
In August, FEMA also denied Reynolds’ request for assistance through the same program following severe storms from June 6 to July 2. The governor has submitted an appeal of that decision.
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