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  1. Governor Kim Reynolds issues a disaster proclamation for affected counties in Iowa, including Decatur.

Iowa Governor Declares Disaster for Shelby County Roads

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Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation for Shelby County following storms that began on September 29. The proclamation was issued because the storms caused severe damage to highways and federal-aid routes in the county. This action activates the Federal Highway Administration's Emergency Relief Program, which authorizes federal funding for repairs.

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The proclamation authorizes federal funding to cover the extraordinary costs of repairing or reconstructing federal-aid roads and bridges damaged by natural disasters. This funding is provided through the Federal Highway Administration's Emergency Relief Program.

Governor Kim Reynolds has issued disaster proclamations for several affected counties in Iowa, including Decatur.

From ketv.com

Who's involved

  • Kim ReynoldsIssued the disaster proclamation for storm damage in Shelby County.
  • Shelby CountyThe county affected by storm damage to its highways and federal-aid routes.

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  • Shelby CountySpeculative

    Shelby County might receive federal funding to cover the costs of repairing or reconstructing damaged federal-aid roads and bridges.

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