FEMA to test Emergency Alert System this afternoon
FEMA will test its National Emergency Alert System at 2:20 p.m. today.
FEMA disaster survivor assistance specialists are traveling door-to-door to homes and businesses in Charleston, Georgetown and Horry counties to help citizens affected by Hurricane Ian apply for financial aid.
The White House is urging Americans to use National Preparedness Month to be ready for disasters—both natural and man-made.
Federal funding for COVID-19 related funeral costs are still available in South Carolina.
FEMA will test its National Emergency Alert System at 2:20 p.m. today.
The final doses of the coronavirus vaccine at the Columbia Place Mall were administered yesterday, capping off the eight week Mass Vaccination Site. Officials reported more than 21,000 Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses were given during those eight weeks.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is committing an additional $4.1 million to South Carolina for coronavirus vaccination costs.
South Carolina’s vaccinations are getting a shot in the arm from FEMA. On Monday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced it is allotting $2.6 million to South Carolina for costs related to the COVID-19 vaccine mission.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– One of the lingering reminders of the historic flood of 2015 may finally be repaired. Today, the City of Columbia announced it has come to a fundamental agreement with Federal Emergency Management Association on the scope of damage to the Columbia Canal from the one thousand year flood. Officials say the first step of repairing the dam…
Critical medical gear is still in short supply as the nation grapples with new coronavirus, and while Federal Emergency Management