FEMA Announces Nearly $49 Million for Kentucky Recovery
FEMA Announces Nearly $49 Million for Kentucky Recovery ATLANTA — FEMA is awarding nearly $49 million to Kentucky, funding 51 projects that will accelerate disaster recovery and build resilience in communities. With this funding, President Donald J. Trump is keeping his promise to reform federal disaster support and ensure that taxpayer money is spent only on projects and programs that deliver safety and security to the American people. The state will receive more than $48.7 million through FEMA’s Public Assistance program, which provides federal reimbursement to communities after a disaster for debris removal, emergency protective measures taken to reduce or eliminate disaster impacts, and to repair or rebuild damaged critical infrastructure. Public Assistance grants announced today include: More than $22.8 million to the Kentucky Division of Emergency Management for emergency protective measures and non-congregate sheltering operations. More than $10.9 million to Perry County Board of Education for repairs to Robinson Elementary School buildings. More than $1.7 million to Pike County for emergency protective measures and repairs to roads, bridges, culverts and embankments. More t
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