Most of the projects since Hurricane María struck in 2017 include hazard mitigation measures to improve infrastructure resilience. #NewsismyBusiness
The funding will support infrastructure damaged by hurricanes María and Fiona. #NewsismyBusiness
The federal funds were allocated for repairs and recovery from Hurricane María damage. #NewsIsMyBusiness
The first phase funding, which is part of a combined $11.5M investment, was allocated to guarantee emergency medical services in Cayey. #NewsimyBusiness
The funds will go toward Ryder Memorial Hospital in Humacao and an affiliated CDT in San Lorenzo. #NewsismyBusiness
The agency has committed more than $31 billion to reinforce infrastructure and prepare for future disasters. #NewsismyBusiness
Mayors collaborate with FEMA, discuss challenges and progress in reconstruction after the historic storms. #NewsisimyBusiness
One of the projects includes the Cayey Municipal Hospital, which is nearing completion of its repairs. #NewsismyBusiness
The Aguadilla and Isla Grande airports will benefit from federal funds for damages caused by Hurricane Maria and facility enhancements. #NewsismyBusiness
San Juan facility rebuilt after Hurricane María devastation is now serving thousands. #NewsisimyBusiness
At an event hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center, the governor highlighted the progress and challenges in the reconstruction efforts nearly six years after the hurricane struck. #NewsismyBusiness
First-ever Community Resilience Estimates found that nearly half of the island’s population has three or more risk factors, more than double the stateside population. #NewsismyBusiness
The federal agency’s allocation includes the restoration of two stadiums that were damaged by Hurricane Maria. #NewsismyBusiness
The agency will hold a symposium on landslide mitigation and community access to drinking water. #NewsismyBusiness
The projects approved as a result of Hurricane María are in the design phase.
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