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FEMA Awards Funding for Flood Damage in North Sioux City and Cherokee

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 25

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What happened

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FEMA has awarded the city of Cherokee over $113,000 to assist with commercial properties damaged by flooding from the Little Sioux River in June 2024. The city is currently awaiting approval for its residential buyback program for homes affected by the flood. Separately, the North Sioux City Volunteer Fire Department received more than $19,000 through FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grants.

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Why it matters

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The funds are designated for various operational needs, including the purchase of new emergency vehicles and personal protective equipment for responders in North Sioux City. For Cherokee, the funds are intended for property buybacks damaged during the flood event.

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Who's involved

North Sioux CityRecipient of FEMA funding for fire department operational needs.
CherokeeRecipient of FEMA funding for commercial properties affected by river flooding.

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