A total of 3,264 grants for $145.2 million have been closed to support entrepreneurs on the island.
To date, FEMA has obligated over $29 billion under its Public Assistance program to help Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane María.
An additional $31.7 million has been advanced to continue restoring Puerto Rico’s electric system.
A request for qualifications has been issued to private companies, given that the island is currently expected to experience outages that could total nearly nine days a year.
The agency partnered with PRiMEX to benefit small and medium-sized companies.
“San Juan Va Por Ti” program is already providing support for 3,000 patients during power outages.
The project is expected to be completed in spring 2024, Caribbean Air and Marine Branch Director Augusto Reyes said.
The workshops are aimed at helping government officials and the general public.
The municipality will oversee the Sun Bay public beach for 15 years.
Private firm partners with Ponce Port Authority to develop next-generation project.
Agency will purchase and install generators at police stations and government facilities.
The investment, which is allocated to states and territories, will be made available to communities as grants.
The initiative has spurred more than 200 business ideas over its past three editions.
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