Just as communities were starting to clean up from the first round of storms on June 7, another round hit two days later, compounding the damage and complicating response and recovery for our citizens,
Kelly Armstrong: “Just as communities were starting to clean up from the first round of storms on June 7, another round hit two days…”
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Requesting disaster declaration for severe storms damage.
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