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Federal Emergency Management Agency
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- FEMA Obligates $87 Million for 47 Recovery Projects in Puerto Rico
The recovery projects will contribute to the recovery of critical infrastructure in Puerto Rico, including public lighting, roads, and the Punta Santiago Pier, which is important for the community and economic activity in the area.
- FEMA Approves $71 Million for Puerto Rico Disaster Recovery
The funding will support critical infrastructure repairs and restoration of public facilities in Puerto Rico, reducing the potential impact of future disasters on local communities.
- FEMA Grants $1.2 Million to Firefighters in Puerto Rico
For Puerto Rico's municipalities like Toa Baja, these funds will enhance local emergency response capabilities, supporting community safety and resilience in the face of natural disasters like hurricanes María and Fiona.
- Resident Commissioner Seeks Congressional Extension to 2035 for Puerto Rico's Hurricane María Reconstruction
The extension would give Puerto Rico more time to complete reconstruction projects, which is crucial for the island's recovery and resilience, especially as it approaches the 9-year anniversary of Hurricane María.
- LUMA Energy has yet to replace streetlights in nine Puerto Rico municipalities, says fixes to come by January
For Puerto Rico's municipalities still recovering from Hurricane María, LUMA Energy's commitment to replace public lighting by January addresses a critical need for public safety and infrastructure.
- Peñuelas Mayor Addresses Security, Road Repairs and New Projects
The repavimentation of rural roads and integration of new police officers will improve the quality of life for residents in Peñuelas, particularly in remote areas.
- FEMA and Government Lead Interagency Response Coordination Exercise for Hurricane
For Puerto Rico, this exercise is crucial in ensuring a rapid and accurate response to hurricanes, which have devastated the island in recent years, and is a key step in maintaining public safety and minimizing damage to infrastructure and communities.
- GAO Report: Only 21% of Funds for Power Grid Released
Puerto Rico's power grid has struggled since Hurricane Maria in 2017, with frequent outages and a reliance on imported fuel.
- New Caguas Coliseum to be Named After Dr. Héctor Gregorio 'Tato' Dávila Solá
- Outgoing COR3 Director Confident in Reconstruction Continuity
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