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Flooding hits Boyle County - The Advocate-Messenger

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President Donald Trump signed an emergency declaration for Kentucky on Friday, April 4, as relentless rainfall pounded the state over several days, leading to widespread flooding, road closures, and at least one confirmed death. The emergency order covers all 120 Kentucky counties and allows the state to access federal resources and funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The declaration came as forecasters predicted continu…

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Flooding hits Boyle County - The Advocate-Messenger

President Donald Trump signed an emergency declaration for Kentucky on Friday, April 4, as relentless rainfall pounded the state over several days, leading to widespread flooding, road closures, and at least one confirmed death. The emergency order covers all 120 Kentucky counties and allows the state to access federal resources and funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The declaration came as forecasters predicted continu…

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President Trump approves emergency declaration for Kentucky

The declaration allows FEMA to assist with local agencies, and provide equipment, supplies, and emergency funds as needed.

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Trump approves emergency declaration in Kentucky

The Trump administration has approved an emergency declaration in Kentucky, first declared by Gov. Andy Beshear on April 2 in the face of extreme weather throughout the commonwealth. The administration has also approved similar emergency declarations in Arkansas and Tennessee. As a result, federal resources can now assist local search, rescue and monitoring efforts.“FEMA activated Regional Response Coordination Centers in Georgia and Texas and i…

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