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Long County reports $62,362 FEMA reimbursement for culvert repairs after Hurricane Debby
Summary
Deputy EMA Director Alissa Moss told the Board Long County received $62,362 in FEMA reimbursement for culvert repairs tied to Hurricane Debby; she said work is about 95% complete and additional reimbursements are expected, but the reimbursement process requires extensive documentation and time.
Deputy EMA Director Alissa Moss told the Long County Board on April 9 that the county has received $62,362 in FEMA reimbursement for culvert repairs following flooding from Hurricane Debby.
Moss said project work is roughly 95% complete and that additional reimbursements are anticipated for other completed projects. She warned the board that the FEMA reimbursement process requires extensive documentation and can be time-consuming.
Board members expressed appreciation for the efforts of Deputy EMA Director Moss and EMA Director Chris Stocks in advancing recovery work. No formal vote was required for the report; the item was included as an informational update on the called meeting agenda.
