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FEMA Obligates $87 Million for 47 Recovery Projects in Puerto Rico

6 updates over 15 days — last updated Sep 29, 2026

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  1. FEMA Obligates $87 Million for 47 Recovery Projects in Puerto Rico

    via NotiUno

    The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has obligated over $87 million for 47 recovery projects in Puerto Rico, including public lighting, the Punta Santiago Pier in Humacao, and water and road infrastructure works in various municipalities.

  2. Hospital Menonita in Aibonito to Undergo $51.8 Million Renovation

    via NotiCel

    The Hospital Menonita in Aibonito announced the start of a $51.8 million renovation and expansion project, which will improve access and increase service capacity for the central region.

  3. Resident Commissioner Announces Nearly $43 Million in FEMA Funds for Puerto Rico

    via The Weekly Journal

    Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández announced nearly $43 million ($42,998,109.54) in FEMA funding for recovery and infrastructure projects across 18 municipalities.

  4. Fay Regains Tropical Storm Status

    via Primera Hora

    Fay has regained tropical storm status in the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). However, the system, the sixth of the season, is not expected to become a hurricane.

  5. Governor Breaks Ground on Nearly $25 Million Renovation of Asunción Rodríguez de Sala School in Guayanilla

    via San Juan Daily Star

    Governor Jenniffer González Colón laid the first stone for the rehabilitation and modernization project of the Asunción Rodríguez de Sala High School in Guayanilla, joined by Mayor Raúl Rivera, Education Secretary Eliezer Ramos, Senator Jamie Barlucea, and…

  6. Resident Commissioner Announces $882K in FEMA Funds for Tropical Storm Ernesto Damage

    via Radio Isla

    Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Rivera announced on Monday the allocation of $882,625.47 in FEMA funds to address damage and emergency needs caused by Tropical Storm Ernesto in 2024.

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