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Providers in St. Louis were awarded the money through the Missouri Department of Health’s Crisis Counseling Program, which has for decades been funded by FEMA to help build hope and resiliency in disaster survivors. -
When Typhoon Halong devastated Western Alaska last month, the hardest-hit communities were accessible only by air or water. That complicated response efforts and makes rebuilding a challenge.
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Rural fire departments are volunteer. That means that those who serve on them not only give up their time, but some also give up their wages when they take a call.
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Severe flooding in Boise initiated a nationwide call for HESCO barriers, which can be filled with sand and used to hold back rising water.
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(TNS) Clad in an olive green Nomex flight suit and white helmet, pilot Chris Bohan climbs into a red and white Air Tractor 802 on Monday.
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'Pay attention to the weather forecasts, not only for today, but for the next two or three days so you can prepare.' -
With chasers routinely trying to monitor the latest radar, post to social media, talk on the cellphone and keep an eye on strong thunderstorms, safe driving often plummets to the bottom of the priority list.
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Would ensure a higher level of attention to children in planning, assessments and recovery.
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The Smithfield Lake Dam eroded on the downstream side near the emergency spillway.
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In 2016, flooding killed 123 people in the United States, while lightning killed 38, thunderstorm winds killed 20 and tornadoes killed 17.
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The city will build a new headquarters for police, fire and other city departments and a 160-car public parking garage.
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The siren warning system has been shut off since serious malfunctions last year.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said most upstate New York counties will get a piece of $45 million in grant funding as part of the State Interoperable Communications Grant program.
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The city relied on flawed data from the water district that showed creek channels could handle more water before flooding.
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In the event of a tornado warning, meaning that residents who seek shelter there won’t have to wait for staff or volunteers to arrive to let them in.
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The fire department has encountered situations in the past when the masks would have been handy.
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Bill’s author cites past incidents of lost paperwork, poor coordination as impetus for legislation.
