As communities impacted by recent flash flooding continue to move forward with recovery efforts, I want to once again thank all who have stepped up to support their neighbors.
Mike Kehoe: “As communities impacted by recent flash flooding continue to move forward with recovery efforts, I want to once again…”
On the recordJuly 31, 2026
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Governor Kehoe discusses recovery efforts after flooding.
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