One of the biggest problems businesses face in the aftermath of a natural disaster like this is a diminished workforce. Unless it's a 'mom and pop' operation, businesses can't operate without a staff. Good planning could help avoid this problem.
All I've seen is negative campaigning. I can see why people get frustrated with that. You get tired of hearing this. It just turns you off.
This Saturday or Monday may be the only time some applicants have to visit a DRC so we want to be available for them. We want to be sure they have every opportunity to get the information they need.
Purchasing flood insurance or renewing an existing policy is one of the first steps Mississippi residents can take to prepare for future storms.
Schools are the heart of the community for many throughout Mississippi. FEMA is proud to be able to help in providing the tools and funds through the Public Assistance program so students can have a safe, comfortable environment to continue to learn.
We are renewing our efforts to identify and reach people who may not have registered for various reasons and need more time to apply.
FEMA is committed to helping provide a clean, safe learning environment so students in the impacted areas of the state can move forward with their educational experience. We will continue to work with local and state officials and our federal partners to ensure local communities have the facilities needed to help instruct Mississippi 's future leaders.
Residents of these temporary homes need to practice safety first at all times.
Public assistance is an important program designed to help ensure critical services are available in communities.
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