POLITICSJun 16 · 20:11 UTCWSMV4 NASHVILLELi Cohen

Tennessee to receive additional $34 million from FEMA for Helene, January winter storm recovery

FEMA announced an additional $34 million in funding for Tennessee to support recovery efforts from 2024’s Hurricane Helene and the January 2026 winter storm. The funds will cover debris removal, utility repairs, and infrastructure restoration across multiple projects and organizations.

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FEMAorganizationTennesseeplaceTennessee Department of TransportationorganizationMountain Electric CooperativeorganizationNashville Electric ServiceorganizationMiddle Tennessee Electric Membership CorporationorganizationColumbia Power and Water SystemsorganizationHurricane HelenetopicJanuary 2026 winter stormtopicNashvilleplaceForest HillsplaceBelle MeadeplaceWashington Countyplace

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