Alabama Severe Storms and Tornadoes
Declared November 14, 2002
- One Year Later $27.5 Million In Federal Funds Help Alabama Tornado Victims Recover, Nov 7
- FEMA To Pay Walker County And Carbon Hill 75 Percent Of Cost For Debris Cleanup, Jan 29
- Last Week To Apply For Tornado Disaster Assistance, Jan 6
- Deadline Nears To Apply For Tornado Disaster Help, Dec 30
- Alabama Disaster Assistance Tops $7.2 Million In First Month, Dec 13
- Voluntary Agencies: In The Tornado Recovery For The Long Haul, Dec 12
- Disaster Assistance For Alabama Tops $5 Million, Dec 6
- Tornado Disaster Application Deadline Ahead; Don't Forget To Register For Help, Dec 5
- Free Help Available To Alabamians Coping With Disaster-Related Stress And Legal Problems, Dec 4
- Individuals Unemployed Because Of Tornadoes May Qualify For Assistance Under Special Federal Program, Dec 2
- Disaster Assistance For Alabama Tops $2.3 Million, Nov 29
- Disaster Recovery Centers To Be Open Thanksgiving; Closing Soon But Helpline Will Still Be Available, Nov 26
- More Than $1.6 Million Enroute To Help Tornado Victims Recover, Nov 22
- Help Is As Close As Your Telephone, Nov 21
- Tips For Disaster Applicants, Nov 21
- Disaster Officials Issue Fraud Warning, Nov 19
- Tornado Recovery Centers To Open, Nov 16
- President Declares Major Disaster For Alabama Storm Victims, Nov 14
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Last Modified: Monday, 10-Nov-2003 13:13:00