FEMA
has approved nearly 3.6 million dollars for the city of Mexico Beach
for the cost of emergency protective measures taken after Hurricane
Michael.
This
grant reimburses the city for repairs to an emergency beach berm
following the October 2018 storm, including replacing sand,
installing fencing, planting vegetation and building beach access
walkways.
FEMA
has already approved more than $40.5 million for the city’s
Hurricane Michael-related expenses.
This
brings the total to more than $44 million.
The
grant is funded by FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
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