Connecticut Tropical Storm Floyd
Declared September 23, 1999
- Almost $1.2 Million in State, FEMA, SBA Disaster Aid Approved for Connecticut To Date, Oct 22
- Free Help Available To Qualified Connecticut Residents With Disaster-Related Legal Problems, Oct 19
- Public Assistance Added to Tropical Storm Declaration for Fairfield and Hartford Counties, Oct 18
- State/Federal Partnership Continues -- Almost $700,000 in Tropical Storm Disaster Help Approved To Date, Oct 15
- In The Aftermath Of Floyd, FEMA Offers Suggestions To Reduce Damages From The Next Flood, Oct 14
- Litchfield County Now Included in Tropical Storm Floyd Disaster Declaration, Oct 14
- Danbury Disaster Recovery Center To Close Friday Night; Personalized Help Still Available By Phone, Oct 12
- Questions About Disaster Assistance? Call FEMA's Toll-Free Helpline, Oct 9
- Victims of Tropical Storm Floyd Urged To Return SBA Applications, Oct 8
- Tips to Help Prepare for the Next Flood, Oct 7
- Plainville Federal/State Disaster Recovery Center to Close Saturday, Oct 6
- Community Relations Teams Visit Flood-Damaged Connecticut Communities, Oct 5
- Flood Victims: Be Careful When Hiring Contractors For Disaster Repairs, Oct 1
- Deadline to Register for Federal/State Disaster Assistance is November 22, Oct 1
- Individuals Unemployed Because of Tropical Storm Floyd May Qualify For Assistance under Special Federal Program, Sep 30
- Inspectors Now Verifying Storm-Related Property Damage, Sep 29
- Residents Warned to be Careful When Returning To Flood-Damaged Homes, Sep 29
- Two Federal/State Disaster Recovery Centers to Open Thursday, Sep 28
- President Declares Major Disaster for Connecticut, Sep 23
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