It took years for that area to recover and we all learned many valuable lessons in mitigating the effects that disasters can have on communities, especially with issues pertaining to infrastructure resiliency.
Clyde reflects on lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina for disaster recovery and infrastructure.
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