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Each marker contains information on FEMA rebuilding grants for the Recovery School District. Click a marker in the map area to view detailed FEMA rebuilding grants information for that jurisdiction.
Use the map navigation tools in the upper left corner of the map to zoom and pan. Zooming and panning can also occur by using your mouse's scroll wheel and by double clicking within the map area.
Recovery sectors appear once a Parish or County has been selected.
Gulf Coast Recovery Office
Public Safety and Criminal Justice rebuilding...
Public Safety and criminal justice facilities and services were severely impaired by hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Police, fire, and EMS stations as well as many jails and prisons were destroyed or damaged. Scores of equipment and vehicles were lost.Public safety services must be restored to ensure not only the safety of hurricane survivors and returning residents but also the general welfare of Gulf Coast communities.
FEMA is committed to ensuring community safety and welfare of citizens. As the recovery effort proceeds, FEMA continues to enable mutual aid agreements in areas lacking capabilities and facilitate cooperation among all levels of government to make certain that vital public safety services are available through the Gulf Coast region.
Use the map below to learn more about the projects in different areas.
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Source: Federal Emergency Management Agency 2007.
Data current as of April, 2008.
Rebuilding Grants Summary
Click on a marker in the map and view its summary information here.
Public Safety and Criminal Justice Recovery by State
- Alabama (PDF 16KB, TXT 4KB)
- Louisiana (PDF 23KB, TXT 5KB)
- Mississippi (PDF 13KB, TXT 6KB)
- Texas (PDF 14KB, TXT 5KB)
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