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11/02/2012 02:47 PM EDT
We know residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy are experiencing long lines at gas stations and some states are facing fuel shortages. At FEMA, and across the federal government, we recognize this problem and we are taking immediate steps to address this in three primary ways.
Getting Gas Pumps Flowing | FEMA.gov
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Author: Lars AndersonWe know some residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy are experiencing long lines at gas stations and some states are facing fuel shortages. At FEMA, and across the federal government, we recognize this problem and we are taking immediate steps to address this in three primary way...
Getting Gas Pumps Flowing | FEMA.gov
www.fema.gov
Author: Lars AndersonWe know some residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy are experiencing long lines at gas stations and some states are facing fuel shortages. At FEMA, and across the federal government, we recognize this problem and we are taking immediate steps to address this in three primary way...
11/02/2012 02:24 PM EDT
11/02/2012 02:14 PM EDT
"In this country, we look out for one another. We have each others' backs." As recovery and clean up begins along much of the East Coast, we know that people across the country are asking what they can do to offer to aid their fellow Americans.
Helping the Survivors of Hurricane Sandy
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As recovery and clean up begins along much of the East Coast, we know that people across the country are asking what they can do to offer to aid their fellow...
Helping the Survivors of Hurricane Sandy
www.youtube.com
As recovery and clean up begins along much of the East Coast, we know that people across the country are asking what they can do to offer to aid their fellow...
11/02/2012 10:03 AM EDT
Hurricane Sandy Response Update
• 75,000 disaster survivors from NY, NJ and CT have applied for federal disaster assistance, and more than $14.7 million in assistance has been approved
• Preliminary Damage Assessments have been scheduled or completed in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and North Carolina
• More than 1,112 FEMA housing inspectors are on the ground in NY, NJ and CT. An additional 2,450 inspectors are projected to be in disaster declared counties by November 4
• More than 7.1 million liters of water and more than 1.6 million meals are positioned at Incident Support Bases in Westover, MA and Lakehurst, NJ. More than 1.6 million liters of water and more than 1 million meals have been transferred to states
• Community relations teams are on the ground in the hardest hit areas of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic going door-to-door to inform disaster survivors about available services and resources and to gather situational awareness
• More than 16 airlift flights have been completed to transport power restoration vehicles and crews from private utility companies from California to the East Coast, and the airlifts will continue today.
• Nearly 7,400 National Guard members are supporting the Sandy response efforts in CT, DE, MD, NC, NJ, NY, PA, RI, & WV
• Nine federal urban search and rescue teams continue to support state and local efforts for combined searches of more than 3,300 structures in Queens and 870 structures in Staten Island, and rapid reconnaissance of 9,500 structures in Nassau County, New York.
• 75,000 disaster survivors from NY, NJ and CT have applied for federal disaster assistance, and more than $14.7 million in assistance has been approved
• Preliminary Damage Assessments have been scheduled or completed in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and North Carolina
• More than 1,112 FEMA housing inspectors are on the ground in NY, NJ and CT. An additional 2,450 inspectors are projected to be in disaster declared counties by November 4
• More than 7.1 million liters of water and more than 1.6 million meals are positioned at Incident Support Bases in Westover, MA and Lakehurst, NJ. More than 1.6 million liters of water and more than 1 million meals have been transferred to states
• Community relations teams are on the ground in the hardest hit areas of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic going door-to-door to inform disaster survivors about available services and resources and to gather situational awareness
• More than 16 airlift flights have been completed to transport power restoration vehicles and crews from private utility companies from California to the East Coast, and the airlifts will continue today.
• Nearly 7,400 National Guard members are supporting the Sandy response efforts in CT, DE, MD, NC, NJ, NY, PA, RI, & WV
• Nine federal urban search and rescue teams continue to support state and local efforts for combined searches of more than 3,300 structures in Queens and 870 structures in Staten Island, and rapid reconnaissance of 9,500 structures in Nassau County, New York.
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