US EditionSBA Issues Guidance Allowing California Wildfire Survivors to Bypass Permit Delays
The SBA's new rules let wildfire survivors self-certify permits to access $3.2 billion in disaster loans, overcoming backlogs that stalled rebuilding for over a year.
- Trump signed an executive order to help wildfire survivors in Los Angeles County bypass permitting delays and access $3.2 billion in disaster relief funds from the Small Business Administration .
- The SBA's new guidance allows California wildfire survivors to bypass local permitting delays, providing immediate access to $3.2 billion in disaster relief funds.
- SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler described California's local permitting backlog as a 'nightmare,' emphasizing the need for reconstruction to begin promptly.
- More than 16,200 buildings were destroyed in the recent wildfires, with construction on fewer than 600 homes and businesses started so far, leaving over 96% untouched.
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President Trump Signs Executive Order to Speed Up Wildfire Rebuilding Process in L.A. County
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President Trump Announces He Is Federally PRE-EMPTING California Law!
President Trump just announced that he is officially pre-empting and superseding California law. After California has proven unwilling or unable to issue permits to rebuild from the Palisades Fires, President Trump has had enough and he is putting Lee Zeldin in charge of issuing the permits and federally overriding all ...
Trump bypasses California's 'nightmare' bureaucracy to unlock $3.2B for wildfire survivors
Trump administration allows California wildfire survivors to bypass local permitting delays through new SBA guidance, enabling access to $3.2 billion in disaster relief funds.
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