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NRCS Provides $24M for Flood Mitigation in Globe and Miami Area

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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What happened

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Flash floods impacted downtown Globe and parts of the Miami area. Following the flooding, which destroyed homes, businesses, and infrastructure, the Natural Resources Conservation Service provided $24 million for flood mitigation work in Globe. Construction crews are currently working to widen and stabilize waterways in areas hardest hit by the flooding.

From azfamily.com

Why it matters

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The funding supports the rebuilding and stabilization of critical infrastructure in Globe to prevent future flooding. This investment is aimed at helping businesses and residents recover from the damage caused by the flash floods.

From azfamily.com

Who's involved

  • GLOBEThe city that received $24 million from the Natural Resources Conservation Service for flood mitigation.
  • MIaMIA city in the Miami area that experienced physical damage to businesses and infrastructure from flash floods.
  • Natural Resources Conservation ServiceThe government agency that provided $24 million for flood mitigation work in Globe.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GLOBESpeculative

    The city might see reduced costs for infrastructure repair due to the $24 million received from the Natural Resources Conservation Service.

  • MIaMISpeculative

    Businesses in the Miami area could face increased costs for rebuilding and restoring damaged infrastructure.

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