Cassidy Announces $32.3 Million for Louisiana in Hurricane Ida, Delta Relief

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) announced Louisiana will receive $32,266,493.36 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in Hurricanes Ida and Delta relief. “As Louisiana continues to rebuild from Hurricanes Ida and Delta, we remain resilient,” said Dr. Cassidy. “This funding will keep communities throughout South Louisiana safe when the next storm hits.” Grant Awarded Recipient Project Description $17,992,497.92 Terrebonne Parish and Conservation District This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. $1,243,734.21 St. James Parish Housing Authority This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. $3,296,729.70 Housing Authority for the City of Oakdale This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Delta. $1,749,232.80 St. James Parish This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs to the fire station building as a result of Hurricane Ida. $1,860,279.30 Westwego Housing Authority This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. $1,719,146.73 Westwego Housing Authority This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. $1,442,471.40 Westwego Housing Authority This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. $1,013,399.10 Westwego Housing Authority This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. $1,949,002.20 Westwego Housing Authority This grant will provide federal funding for permanent repairs as a result of Hurricane Ida. ###