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FEMA Hosts Temporary Housing Meeting
Posted Monday, June 22, 2009 ; 07:29 AM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Monday, June 22, 2009; 07:58 AM

Temporary housing avalible to renters and homeovers affected by May's flooding.

Story by Veronica Goad
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HANOVER -- FEMA officials are holding another meeting about temporary housingfor flood victims.

The meeting is for anyone in Wyoming County whose home was left in unlivable conditions after the flooding in May and has questions about housing.

FEMA is offering temporary mobile home units. The units are availible for 18 months while clean up and repairs are done.

Monday evening's meeting is at Huff Consolidated School in Hanover.

It is set to start at 6 p.m.

For anyone who can not make it to the meeting, contact FEMA on their toll free housing hotline.

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Melissa Owens
6/23/09 at 11:30 AM

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The cameraman that was at the meeting last night at Huff Consolidated captured my dad and mom on camera. I want to say, eventhough it was a brief second I liked seeing them. Since this has happened I don't get to see much of them. So thank you.

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