Elevate Florida: New Hope for Flood-Damaged Homeowners
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Homeowners in Tampa Bay, Florida, are desperately awaiting progress on the Elevate Florida program, a FEMA-funded initiative to raise flood-damaged homes and protect against future storms. The program has been stalled for months due to federal red tape, including staffing shortages and extra approvals. Families like one in Redington Shores are living in an RV since Hurricane Helene flooded their home over a year ago. However, with Markwayne Mullins recent appointment as Homeland Security Secretary and his promise to cut micromanaging, theres a glimmer of hope for quicker responses and relief before the next big storm hits.
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