Community News July 28th Flood NEWS WEATHER

FEMA offering possible Travel Trailer or manufactured housing

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If your property meets requirements and you have no other place to live, FEMA may be able to place a travel trailer or manufactured housing unit on your flood-damaged private site.

Because of the scarcity of rentals and other alternate housing in hard-hit Eastern Kentucky, FEMA has activated its Direct Housing Program in Breathitt, Knott, Letcher, and Perry counties.

Details: https://bit.ly/3Dv0lW

DIRECT INFO LINK

(Note this is not connected to the housing being provided at Campground at Crockettsville)

 
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