USACE Temporary Roofing Mission Helps Rota Families Rebuild After Super Typhoon Bavi

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), working alongside the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Rota Mayor’s Office, local officials and contractors, completed 116 temporary roof installations on Rota following Super Typhoon Bavi. The mission began Sept. 18 and provided eligible homeowners with an added layer of protection while they work toward permanent repairs and recovery. Throughout the mission, USACE personnel coordinated with partners and residents to assess storm-damaged homes, confirm eligibility and determine appropriate temporary roofing solutions. The effort demonstrated how USACE applies its engineering expertise and works alongside federal and local partners to deliver practical solutions that address communities’ immediate needs following a disaster. For Rota families, the temporary roofs provided more than protection from rain and wind. They offered peace of mind and additional time to plan repairs, replace damaged belongings and begin putting their lives back together. Mission leaders emphasized that each completed installation represented a family taking another step toward recovery. With all 116 temporary roofs installed, the USACE temporary roofi

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