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Declared September 20, 2003
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Scott Wells, FEMA's federal coordinating officer, briefs Larry Zensinger and Ted Monette, from the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters in D.C, on the Individuals and Household Program statistics for the District of Columbia. The President declared the District as a disaster area on September 21 after Hurricane Isabel passed through the city. Nearly 1,500 District residents have registered for FEMA disaster assistance and the agency has funded more than $600,000 in aid. |
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- Washington, D.C., Deadline Nears For Disaster Aid Applications , Nov 12
- In The Wake Of The Storm, Beware Of Fraud, Oct 20
- One Month Left To Register For Disaster Assistance, Oct 20
- EMAC Comes To The Rescue During Disaster, Oct 20
- District Of Columbia And Federal Partners Deliver Food And Ice To Thousands In Hurricane Isabel's Aftermath, Oct 20
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