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Now reporting nearly 80 deaths in TX (Original Post) LearnedHand Jul 2025 OP
Is TFG saying there will only be $750 for anyone claiming damages? UpInArms Jul 2025 #1
Where do you see that $700 number? Melon Jul 2025 #5
It was in reference to this UpInArms Jul 2025 #6
attorneys, actuaries, forensic accountants and zoning laws Tetrachloride Jul 2025 #2
Woah : ( electric_blue68 Jul 2025 #3
Where was Greg Abbott that day? LudwigPastorius Jul 2025 #4

UpInArms

(55,390 posts)
1. Is TFG saying there will only be $750 for anyone claiming damages?
Sun Jul 6, 2025, 06:34 PM
Jul 2025

Last edited Mon Jul 7, 2025, 04:33 AM - Edit history (1)

UPDATE 12:00 PM - President Donald Trump has approved federal disaster assistance for the state of Texas to assist in recovery efforts after massive floods destroyed dozens of homes and killed nearly 70 people.

The funding is available to affected individuals in Kerr County, with assistance including grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover uninsured property, and various other recovery programs.

Funding will also be available to state and local governments, as well as certain nonprofits, for emergency work and the repair of critical infrastructure, as well as the repair or replacement of facilities.


I so hope someone comes out and blasts his sorry ass

Melon

(1,709 posts)
5. Where do you see that $700 number?
Sun Jul 6, 2025, 11:45 PM
Jul 2025

FEMA gave $750 after the North Carolina hurricane that hit Asheville. I don’t see an amount in your quote.

Tetrachloride

(9,706 posts)
2. attorneys, actuaries, forensic accountants and zoning laws
Sun Jul 6, 2025, 08:02 PM
Jul 2025

and the testimony of first responders in court.

what they need are bulldozers, bug spray and Netflix

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