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The Challenge of Evacuation

From Govtech.com: The Most ‘Evacuation-Challenged’ Communities in the U.S.
StreetLight Data analyzed 100 communities and compiled a list of areas in the country with limited evacuation routes. The data is free and can aid neighborhoods in planning for evacuation or developing infrastructure.

Here is what you personally should consider when evacuating: From the NY Times: Evacuating for a Hurricane: How to Prepare Yourself

 

FEMA Disaster Relief Funds Reduced by DHS – just as H. Dorian is due!

Update on August 28: According to ABC TV news, the transfer of funds is underway at the present time. The dollar amount noted was $271 million from DHS; $151M is from FEMA.

From CNN: Homeland Security moves $155 million from FEMA disaster relief for immigration enforcement

Here is another take from NBC: Administration Pulling Millions of FEMA Disaster Relief to Send to Southern Border.

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