our goal is not to spend decades rebuilding, but to get the communities back on their feet, get people back into affordable housing, and move this recovery to a point where the communities are able to take over and continue the final work as they rebuild from this storm.
John Rice Carter: “our goal is not to spend decades rebuilding, but to get the communities back on their feet, get people back into…”
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Carter emphasizes the urgency of recovery efforts post-storm.
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