Q & A With Local Leaders Of Greater Grays Harbor And FEMA

Friday, August 12, 2022 at 10:41 AM

FEMA officials will be in Grays Harbor this morning answering questions about recent local funding made to the North Shore Levee Project.

FEMA officials will be in Grays Harbor this morning answering questions about recent local funding made to the North Shore Levee Project. The federal agency has awarded $50 million to go towards construction of the 6.2-mile levee that will help protect Hoquiam and Aberdeen from flooding. The Q & A will also include leaders from both cities along with County commissioners and members of Greater Grays Harbor. The meeting will be at 11:30 this morning at Zelasko Park in Aberdeen.

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