The landscapes in Mayfield, Dawson Springs, and Princeton are again changing thanks to efforts by local groups, state officials, and FEMA. Governor Andy Beshear says housing and shelter were key following the December 10 tornados and several groups stepped up to help including the Parks System.
click to download audioBeshear says keys to new homes are already being handed over residents.
click to download audioCurrently, 12 families have moved out of FEMA’s Direct Temporary Housing and into their permanent housing.
Beshear adds there have been more than 200 million dollars in assistance provided.
click to download audioFEMA officials say more than $15.8 million in housing assistance and other essential disaster-related needs and more than $59.3 million in Small Business Administration low-interest disaster loans for homeowners, renters and businesses have been approved for those affected by the tornadoes.
