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Federal funding cuts impact flood prevention projects in Moore and Norman

MOORE AND NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, JUL 18 – Federal Emergency Management Agency cut $1.45 million in flood prevention grants for Moore and Norman, halting key projects under the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program.

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Federal cuts to FEMA's BRIC program have halted funding for flood prevention projects in Moore and Norman, prompting local leaders to seek alternative funding sources.

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Federal funding cuts impact flood prevention projects in Moore and Norman

Federal cuts to FEMA's BRIC program have halted funding for flood prevention projects in Moore and Norman, prompting local leaders to seek alternative funding sources.

·Oklahoma City, United States
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Koco News5 broke the news in Oklahoma City, United States on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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