New York – More than $664 million in federal aid has been approved for New York’s victims of Superstorm Sandy by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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FEMA said Sunday that more than 230,000 New Yorkers have requested assistance since the storm hit. The hardest hit areas of the state include Nassau County, which has received about $224 million. Queens County, which includes the hard-hit Rockaways, has received $170 million.
Richmond County, the home of battered Staten Island, has received about $70 million.
Officials have conducted more than 131,000 home inspections. FEMA says workers are going door-to-door explaining the types of disaster assistance available and how to register.
I must say the fema people i spoke to and met where very professional and explained what was covered and what was not. Not sure what I will get if anything but it will be minimal since most was not covered and did not make anything up, or claim for things that I did not have or was not damaged Fema even said something should be classified as damaged when I did not list it. They gave me the reason and said I should throw it out, made sense.
Thank you President Obama for all of your help in these difficult times!
How nuch did Seagate receive? Where are the “Machers”??