Research Topics created from questions asked related to disaster recovery.

Public Questions and topics asked and answered that related to declared disaster recovery. We use raw research data to provide fact checking material which is available to members.

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Restore LA TF resolution - Water ED 20180412 Restore LA TF resolution - Water ED.docx April 13, 2018 7:31 AM

#87 published 2-25-2019 3 min. 10 seconds read, search group Research.

Louisiana Watershed Coordinated Agencies LWCA to prioritize investment to advance watershed-based floodplain science in Louisiana.

#90 published 2-25-2019 2 min. 12 seconds read, search group Research.

Congressman Graves letter to Gov Edwards re: Comite River Diversion Canal July 14, 2017 10:59 AM less attachment

#91 published 2-25-2019 3 min. 5 seconds read, search group Research.

Hurricane Isaac CDBG-DR grants are still available from state OCD-DRU passed on Isaac APA 13

#141 published 7-17-2019 1 min. 3 seconds read, search group HMGP.

Hazard Mitigation Assistance Cost-Share for LMI Households. Hurricane Isaac funding in select parishes

#142 published 7-17-2019 26 seconds read, search group HMGP.

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Why is my mortgage company holding back my disaster insurance claim payout money?

By Murray Wennerlund 3-17-2025

If your insurance company issued a two-party check for hurricane damage repairs and your mortgage handler is holding the money from you it is likely they need you to provide them with your recovery and repair plan before they will disperse the funds.

The 6-month CDBG-DR Grant Process timer for your state started on 1-21-2025.

By Murray Wennerlund 1-23-2025

Stay informed and become your own advocate for disaster damage not covered by insurance and other means. Unused disaster funds from 2023 will be applied to 2024. However, for most of you in 2023, your program is not over and you should be very active.

Fire, smoke blocking and air sealing between floors in a home.

By Murray Wennerlund 12-20-2024

When a duct passes through a second-story floor, across an 18-inch space, and vents into a drywall ceiling below, there are a few critical steps to follow to ensure proper sealing, fireblocking, and structural integrity.