Ohio Severe Storms And Flooding
Declared August 21, 2000
- Deadline Nears for Applying for Disaster Assistance, Sep 20
- Flood Victims Receive More Than $4.1 Million; Assistance Still Available, Sep 18
- Flood Victims May Be Eligible for Grants to Help with Disaster-Related Needs and Expenses, Sep 15
- Staff to be Reduced at Disaster Recovery Center; Phone Lines Available Monday through Friday, Sep 13
- More Than $3 Million Approved in Just Three Weeks for Ohio Disaster, Sep 11
- Flood Victims: Be Careful When Hiring Contractors for Disaster Repairs, Sep 8
- North Towne Square Recovery Center to Close Saturday; Hours Reduced at Downtown Center, Sep 7
- More Than $1.6 Million Approved for Ohio Disaster Grants and Low-Interest Loans, Sep 1
- First Assistance Checks on the Way to Ohio Flood Victims, Aug 30
- Second Disaster Recovery Center Set to Open Thursday, Aug 30
- More Than 1,300 Apply For Disaster Assistance, Aug 28
- FEMA and Ohio To Open Disaster Recovery Center on Monday, Aug 26
- Toll-Free Application Number Available For Those In Lucas County Affected by July 29 Storm, Aug 23
- President Declares Major Disaster for Ohio; Lucas County Designated for Aid to Flood Victims, Aug 21
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