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FEMA grant of $4.2 million going to Wytheville for repair of Hurricane Helene damage to the town’s wastewater treatment plant
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FEMA grant of $4.2 million going to Wytheville for repair of Hurricane Helene damage to the town’s wastewater treatment plant
A $4.2 million FEMA grant will help the town of Wytheville make permanent repairs to its damaged wastewater treatment plant. The facility was severely impacted by Hurricane Helene in September 2024. A federal grant of $4.2 million is coming to Wytheville for the repair of its wastewater treatment plant, which was severely damaged when Hurricane Helene blew through Southwest Virginia in September 2024. The money is coming from the U.S. Department…
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