Sentences with phrase «emergency management agency trailer»

Getting It Right After Things Went So Wrong Green moved into his 1,800 - square - foot Make It Right home in July 2009, after spending three years in a Federal Emergency Management Agency trailer on the same site.

Then there's Bruce Tolar, whose Mississippi cottage communities are modeled after the Katrina Cottages, which sprung up to be less institutionalized housing that's better apt to foster community - building than Federal Emergency Management Agency trailers.

Not exact matches

The Federal Emergency Management Agency paid $ 14,000 each for more than 100,000 hurricane relief trailers in 2005.

Researchers from Columbia University in New York City surveyed 665 Louisiana households living in trailers, hotels, or other shelters subsidized by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

«This brand - new trailer will allow our agencies to ensure the safety of our pets by setting up an extensive emergency shelter during any future disasters,» said Thomas Metzler from the Bergen County Office of Emergency Maemergency shelter during any future disasters,» said Thomas Metzler from the Bergen County Office of Emergency MaEmergency Management.

Pets in Madison County and surrounding areas of Indiana will be a little safer now that Madison County Emergency Management Agency & Department of Homeland Security Office has obtained its own AKC Pet Disaster Relief trailer.

Local AKC dog clubs and AKC Pet Disaster Relief, a national program spearheaded by AKC Reunite that is dedicated to keeping pets and their owners safe in the aftermath of tornadoes, floods, wildfires and other natural or civil disasters, donated a life - saving pet disaster relief trailer, the first of its kind in the state of Georgia, to officials at the Atlanta - Fulton Emergency Management Agency.

«The donation of this trailer and its contents will greatly enhance the Conyers - Rockdale Emergency Management Agency's abilities to care for animals in times of disaster,» Morgan said.

This week we learned that the Federal Emergency Management Agency was fully aware of the formaldehyde problems in the trailers it provided for victims of Hurricane Katrina.

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency built about 3,000 one - to three - bedroom cottages ranging from 300 to 1,200 square feet to replace existing FEMA trailers.