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Mills County emergency manager reports $1.1M obligated from FEMA, $3.1M mitigation work scoped

Mills County Commissioner's Court · November 25, 2025
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Emergency management coordinator David Shaw told commissioners the county has about $1.1 million obligated from FEMA and submitted roughly $3.1 million in mitigation work (construction + non-construction). The county requested a one-year time extension to Oct. 31, 2026, and staff recommended a FEMA-specific procurement policy workshop.

David Shaw, Mills County’s emergency management coordinator, updated the commissioners on FEMA public‑assistance grant activity and recovery projects on Nov. 24. Shaw said FEMA has obligated about $1.1 million so far and that the county moved many projects to an expedited scoping approach to align costs with FEMA’s processes.

Shaw said…

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