The damage has overwhelmed local communities, placing a tremendous burden on them that far exceeds their capacity to recover without federal assistance.
Mike Kehoe: “The damage has overwhelmed local communities, placing a tremendous burden on them that far exceeds their capacity to…”
On the recordJuly 31, 2026
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Governor Kehoe addresses the impact of flooding on communities.
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