My office will continue to work side by side with our federal partners to ensure necessary resources are delivered.
My office will continue to work side by side with our federal partners to ensure necessary resources are delivered for South Louisiana hurricane recovery.
Occurrences
Evidence
Congressman Clay Higgins announced FEMA funding for five additional projects in Louisiana’s 3rd District totaling $27,421,264.33. The release says the reimbursements are final and will be delivered to the State of Louisiana for disbursement to sub-recipients.
Congressman Clay Higgins announced FEMA approval of five additional Louisiana 3rd District hurricane recovery projects totaling $27,421,264.33. The release says the reimbursements cover hurricane damages, will be delivered to Louisiana for disbursement, and resulted from sustained work with FEMA and state and local stakeholders.
Higgins announced FEMA funding approval for six additional Louisiana 3rd District projects totaling $67,431,429.58 for Hurricane Laura, Ida, and Francine recovery. The release states all funding will be delivered to Louisiana for disbursement and cites months of work with FEMA and state and local stakeholders.
Higgins announced FEMA approval of more than 40 Louisiana 3rd District recovery projects totaling $326,131,765.68 for Hurricanes Laura, Zeta, Ida, and Francine. The release says the reimbursements add to more than $5 billion previously announced and that funding finalization resulted from constant efforts with FEMA and state and local stakeholders.
Assessments
Same-term official announcements report multiple FEMA funding approvals for Louisiana 3rd District and South Louisiana hurricane recovery projects, including final reimbursements to be delivered to Louisiana for disbursement. The evidence also attributes the funding finalization to Higgins' office working with FEMA plus state and local stakeholders, matching the promise to work with federal partners to deliver recovery resources.
The promise was to continue working with federal partners so hurricane-recovery resources would be delivered to South Louisiana. During Higgins' current House term, his office announced FEMA approval of five Louisiana 3rd District recovery projects totaling $27.4 million, with reimbursements to be delivered to Louisiana for disbursement. The evidence directly matches the promised resource-delivery outcome and credits sustained work by his office with FEMA and state/local stakeholders, so this qualifies as delivered in the same term.