Georgia, Hurricane Helene
State senators introduce TREES Act to help with timber recovery in Georgia after Hurricane Helene
In response to the widespread devastation of Hurricane Helene to Georgia’s farming and timber industries, several state senators filed legislation to provide relief to those impacted by the storm’s damage.
Rain, which led to flooding and landslides, was the most deadly part of the storm, followed by wind. Read more at ...
“This will just address initial needs,” House Appropriations Committee Chairman Matt Hatchet, R-Dublin, said of the $250 million included in the mid-year budget to help timber producers affected by ...
ATLANTA, GA — The Georgia House overwhelmingly approves the state’s amended 2025 budget that includes millions for Hurricane ...
Gov. Brian Kemp credits Georgia's healthy budget surplus to conservative budgeting and balanced spending, but the state isn't alone in having a large cash reserve.
LOUISVILLE, Georgia — More than four months after ... Time is running out for Georgians impacted by Hurricane Helene to apply for federal assistance, as the deadline to seek aid from FEMA ...
The Georgia House approved a $40.5 billion mid-year budget that includes funding for prison improvements and Hurricane Helene ...
Central Hudson Gas & Electric received the Edison Electric Institute’s Emergency Assistance Award last month for providing ...
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ATLANTA — After Hurricane Helene ravaged parts of Georgia in September, the federal government stepped in to provide ...
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Augusta now on the hook for some Helene cleanup costsFEMA is still covering the lion's share of the costs, but the deadline for 100 percent reimbursement has passed and Augusta ...
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