FEMA Allocates $20 Million for Flood Mitigation in Southeast U.S.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is distributing nearly $20 million to support flood resiliency projects across the southeastern United States. South Carolina is set to receive $162,000 specifically for flood mitigation efforts in Hilton Head. This funding is part of a broader initiative by FEMA, which has allocated $250 million nationwide through its Flood Mitigation Assistance program and Swift Current. The funds in South Carolina will be used to elevate a Repetitive Loss property, which has experienced multiple flood-related losses. Other states in the southeast, including Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Kentucky, are also receiving significant funding for various flood mitigation projects.