Feds pony up another $1.5M for Marshall Fire recovery
BOULDER COUNTY — The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency will provide another $1.5 million to Boulder County for Marshall Fire recovery reimbursement, bringing the total FEMA contribution to more than $37 million.
“The FEMA Public Assistance program provides funding to governmental agencies and certain private non-profits for eligible disaster response costs and to repair or replace damaged public infrastructure,” the agency said in a news release.
The Marshall Fire burned more than 1,000 homes and businesses in late December 2021 in eastern Boulder County.
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BOULDER COUNTY — The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency will provide another $1.5 million to Boulder County for Marshall Fire recovery reimbursement, bringing the total FEMA contribution to more than $37 million.
“The FEMA Public Assistance program provides funding to governmental agencies and certain private non-profits for eligible disaster response costs and to repair or replace damaged public infrastructure,” the agency said in a news release.
The Marshall Fire burned more than 1,000 homes and businesses in late December 2021 in eastern Boulder County.
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