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FEMA) for disaster recovery efforts in south Louisiana communities impacted by Hurricanes Francine and Ida. “Natural disasters like … Hurricanes Francine and Ida have severely damaged our communities, but Louisianians have proven time and time again
effectiveness as a liquidity tool for commercial and community banks. First established in 1913 with the creation
disaster recovery efforts and repairs in south Louisiana communities impacted by Hurricanes Laura, Ida and Francine. “Hurricanes Laura … Francine are natural disasters that have deeply impacted communities across our state. This $1.9 million will help south
called BRIC—short for Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities. The BRIC program provided cost- and life-saving grants
Louisiana disaster recovery efforts and repairs in Louisiana communities impacted by Hurricanes Ida and Francine. Louisianians are tough
cash to our local governments. We call it community development block grant money. But it is free money … attached. The local governments love it. They love community development block grant money like the Devil loves
bring these facilities online to power the surrounding communities. As the top Republican on the Senate’s Energy
management costs for local and state agencies. “Louisiana communities know how to clean up, rebuild, and move forward
officers have made to serve and protect our communities,” said Senator Blackburn. “As Democrats work to undermine … women risk their lives to protect our communities, leaving their homes and putting themselves in harm
resources to solve violent crimes, families and communities pay the price. In Louisiana and across America, too many … murders go unsolved, it denies victims and their communities justice, signals that authorities don't care about public
most serious challenges facing American communities: Suicide has become the second leading cause of death for people ages … reach for the sick bucket. “Almost every community in America has a heartbreaking story to tell about
thrive when they have a skilled workforce, safe community, and the tools to keep building,” said Dr. Cassidy … continued support of the French Quarter business community. “We’re grateful to Senator Bill Cassidy for taking
awarded a lease for a new community-based outpatient clinic in St. George, which will serve veterans throughout
chamber member recruitment and retention, and opportunities for community involvement with the chamber. They also support local businesses … attending ribbon cutting celebrations, grand openings, and other community events. Cassidy was thanked by Troy Wayman, President
keeping working forests productive and supporting the rural communities that depend on them,” said the Louisiana Farm Bureau … critical role in the state’s economy, communities, and environment. According to the Forest Landowners Association, they provide
protect homes, and improve resilience in our communities.” Funding Amount Recipient Project Description $27,133,179.20 St. John
After a storm, we need to get communities back up and running as quickly as possible,” said … Cassidy. “This funding helps rebuild schools, restore community spaces, and make sure Louisiana families can keep moving forward
disaster recovery efforts and repairs in Louisiana communities impacted by Hurricanes Laura and Ida. “Louisianians remember … hurricanes like Laura and Ida in their communities—and they have worked tirelessly to rebuild and strengthen flood
women who keep our border secure and Louisiana communities safe,” said Dr. Cassidy. “This shutdown has gone
enhancing public safety, improving response times, and strengthening community security in Ruston and the greater Lincoln Parish area … technology to serve the parish’s growing community. Amount Requested:$2.5 million Project Location:Ascension Parish, Louisiana Recipient
Senator Cassidy and discuss real issues facing their communities. “Nobody knows what Louisiana needs better than the folks … need to keep delivering real results for our communities.” Attendees included representatives from the City of Minden
meaningful impact it will have on our community.” “This project represents the kind of strategic, collaborative, delicious investment
flood mitigation. “I’ve worked with the Northshore community to understand their needs,”said Dr. Cassidy.“To address … that affect our industry and the patients and communities we care for every
exactly the kind of infrastructure investment our community needs – targeted, impactful, and focused on safety,”said Mayor Yates … firsthand the care we provide to our community through a tour of key areas, including our NICU, Perinatal
funding available through the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program to support disaster mitigation projects in Louisiana