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Louisiana invests $100 million in Fortified Roof Program

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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What happened

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Governor Jeff Landry announced $100 million in new federal and state funding for Louisiana's Fortified Roof Program. This investment is designed to help homeowners strengthen their houses against hurricanes and reduce insurance costs. Officials noted that expanding the program should lead to more homes protected from severe weather and encourage more insurance companies to write policies in Louisiana. The funding is available now for Louisiana residents to apply for the program.

From acadiananewsfirst.com

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The program is intended to stabilize the insurance market in Louisiana. Landry stated that homeowners who install fortified roofs have seen insurance premiums decrease by an average of 22%. This funding supports the state's broader goals for infrastructure improvement.

Governor Jeff Landry supports state infrastructure improvement goals, with projects already underway in Louisiana.

From acadiananewsfirst.com

Who's involved

  • Jeff LandryGovernor of Louisiana who announced the $100 million investment.
  • LouisianaThe state of Louisiana receiving the federal and state funding.
  • Tim TempleLouisiana Insurance Commissioner who commented on the program's goal of market stability.

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  • The Louisiana Department of Insurance could see its core mandate of insurance market stability supported by the program expansion.

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