Sentences with phrase «disaster areas»

If your business is in a federally declared disaster area, federal aid will be available, but it can move slowly, especially when many claims are being filed.

100 % of this fund will go to relief in disaster areas.

From a natural disaster area to an organized oasis.

«I think we need more time, particularly the communities designated as federal disaster areas,» he said.

You can apply for disaster assistance after the president declares your state a major disaster area and your county is named for individual assistance.

And we accept animals from disaster areas and «dumping» areas.

I'm a total disaster area so paper towels are a must — what a cool idea that they are giving away a free track with them as well!

It is a stark warning that we can expect other ecological disaster areas like it to develop elsewhere.

Anyone living anywhere that was declared an emergency or disaster area because of the hurricanes can use the special enrollment periods.

The new law now preserves the deduction only for disasters for which a presidential disaster area declaration was made.

Now, this isn't to say that I just let them become complete disaster areas.

Is it something about the team's pitcher development process that turns the arms of otherwise decent prospects into medical disaster areas?

How dare you when your house is a filthy disaster area?

It follows the declaration of the three northern regions as a highly disaster areas.

In addition, disaster areas pose physical dangers that most citizens are not properly trained to assess and handle.

Also gone is the deduction for theft and personal casualty losses, although certain casualty losses in federally declared disaster areas may still be claimed.

This makes it possible to locate and diagnose individuals in disaster areas and to image the inside of lunar caves.

Love Canal remains a seminal study in environmental chemistry, the first declared Federal Disaster Area due to man - made causes, and as the event that started the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Superfund program for identifying and cleaning up industrial waste sites.

Nine counties in West Virginia were designated as primary natural disaster areas by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2010 due to damages from drought to corn, forage, soybean, apple, and peach crops.

The Big Animal Rescue Truck, also known as BART, is an important mode of transportation for disaster area relief.

Do you see FEMA throwing the Red Cross and the Salvation Army out of disaster areas?

Across the 55 - county disaster area in Texas and Louisiana, nearly one in 20 sites were out as of Tuesday, according to the Federal Communications Commission.

Annihilation centers on Lena (Portman), a biologist and expedition leader who ventures with a team into a secret environmental disaster area where events went sideways for her husband.

A designated disaster area in one which has been affected by storm or other force, and which has been so categorized by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Morath's decision followed a Dec. 11 letter from Gov. Greg Abbott urging Morath to seek a federal accountability waiver and to relax the STAAR requirements for fifth - and eighth - graders in the 47 counties declared federal disaster areas following Hurricane Harvey's landfall in late August.

Diversifying operations This year's drought is more extensive than any since the 1950s, afflicting roughly 80 percent of agricultural land in the United States, and the USDA has designated 2,186 counties in 41 states as disaster areas due to drought.

The federal disaster area spanned the size of Great Britain, at least 1,836 people perished and some 1.5 million people were displaced, creating the largest population migration in the U.S. since the dust bowl of the 1930s.

Between the two of them they manage to turn a house that was clean and organized during nap time to a post-Katrina disaster area.

CARFAX states on 09/16/2005: This vehicle was registered in a county declared a flood disaster area by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Thirty - five counties in California — currently enduring a catastrophic drought — were declared disaster areas after rain caused flooding and mudslides.

The federal government is now offering funding and resources to upstate counties devastated by the flooding along Lake Ontario this year, after President Trump declared parts of the region a federal disaster area earlier this week.

Freddie Mac's disaster relief options will be available to borrowers with homes in presidentially - declared Major Disaster Areas where federal Individual Assistance programs are made available to affected individuals and households.

The average combined loan - to - value ratio for homeowners with mortgages in Hurricane Harvey - related disaster areas is 53 %, according to the report, with each borrower holding an average of approximately $ 131,000 in equity.

NAR President Elizabeth Mendenhall sent a letter to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Ben Carson asking for an extension of the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) foreclosure moratoriums for the Presidentially - Declared Major Disaster Areas associated with Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.

Freddie Mac reminds servicers that borrowers who work in eligible disaster areas but have homes in unaffected areas are also eligible for Freddie Mac's standard relief policies, which include forbearance or mortgage modifications.

26 of Montana's 56 counties and 5 of 7 Indian reservations were just declared drought disaster areas.

Five years on, he makes up one - third of WateRoam, the company behind a portable water filtration system that has gained United Nations recognition for providing clean drinking water to more than 30,000 people in remote villages and disaster areas across Southeast Asia.

Under the expanded moratorium, the FHA is instructing lenders and servicers to suspend all foreclosure actions against insured borrowers in these presidentially declared major disaster areas until May 18, the agency says in a release.

The majority of California is at risk of flooding, and every county has been declared a flood disaster area at least once.

Motor Carriers and PHMSA made it easier to ship needed fuel into disaster areas, while FWHA mobilized bridge and other infrastructure inspectors.

Fugate, the FEMA chief, said speed was a factor in making sure at least a few of the counties would be named disaster areas.

«While we have already seen an early spike in delinquencies in Hurricane Harvey - impacted disaster areas, with many more likely to follow in September's data, the combination of available assistance and healthy equity stakes on the part of borrowers are both very positive signs for the long term,» Graboske adds.

We also coordinated resource and supply delivery to affected disaster areas outside Little Rock.

Meet Chewy, an adorable 7 - month - old mixed breed dog that was transported to the Fox Valley Humane Association from the Hurricane Harvey disaster area in Texas.

All of Georgia and parts of Florida have been declared federal agricultural disaster areas, making farmers eligible for low - interest federal government loans.

The Lifetime Learning Tax Credit offers a credit of up to $ 2,000 ($ 4,000 for students in certain disaster areas) for qualified education expenses.

A shrimper until very recently, Gomez reminds us that Katrina isn't the only disaster the area has recently weathered.

«We are not allowed to enter disaster areas until power is restored, then we move in,» said Todd Smith, a spokesman for cable company Cox.