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CNMI Disaster Loan Request Pending House Decision

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The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands requested that the Federal Emergency Management Agency make its Community Disaster Loan program available following Super Typhoon Sinlaku. This request, submitted Thursday, is currently pending a decision by the House. The initial loan is capped at $5 million, though exceeding this amount typically requires Congress to pass a supplemental bill.

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The loan, if approved, could provide up to $5 million to help fund government operations in the CNMI. Loan proceeds can be drawn down over three years and are intended for central government operations. FEMA approval could take about a week, followed by two to three months for disbursement.

FEMA provides disaster unemployment assistance to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, which is funded by the US Dept of Labor.

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