flood damage http://tristatesradio.com en Schock on Federal Disaster Application http://tristatesradio.com/post/schock-federal-disaster-application <p>Illinois Governor Pat Quinn applied to have 11 counties declared federal disaster areas because of recent flooding. Mon, 13 May 2013 18:34:06 +0000 Scott Stuntz 33685 at http://tristatesradio.com Schock on Federal Disaster Application Counting Blessings Instead of Flood Damage Totals http://tristatesradio.com/post/counting-blessings-instead-flood-damage-totals <p>The week of the Boston Marathon bombing and the workplace explosion in West, Texas, it was impossible not to feel guilty about a nagging sense of loss from flooding. Even there, many people in west-central Illinois were hit far harder, losing everything short of their lives. Wed, 01 May 2013 20:17:18 +0000 Bill Knight 33051 at http://tristatesradio.com Counting Blessings Instead of Flood Damage Totals McDonough County to Open Flood Centers http://tristatesradio.com/post/mcdonough-county-open-flood-centers <p>The McDonough County Emergency Services and Disaster Agency will open flood damage assessment centers to help those whose property was damaged by April’s heavy rains and floods.</p><p>Details are included in this news release issued by ESDA:</p> Wed, 01 May 2013 19:36:01 +0000 Rich Egger 33042 at http://tristatesradio.com McDonough County to Open Flood Centers Flood Debris Pickup in Macomb http://tristatesradio.com/post/flood-debris-pickup-macomb <p>Waste Management has agreed to collect flood damaged items in Macomb for the next two weeks.&nbsp;</p><p> Tue, 23 Apr 2013 00:27:53 +0000 Rich Egger 32510 at http://tristatesradio.com Flood Debris Pickup in Macomb Warsaw is Still Waiting for FEMA Money from 2008 http://tristatesradio.com/post/warsaw-still-waiting-fema-money-2008 <p>The Mississippi River flood of 2008 heavily damaged the water treatment plant in Warsaw.&nbsp; At the time, FEMA told the city it would cover the the entire cost of getting the plant back online.<br /><br />Hancock County Board Chairman David Walker said FEMA did not fulfill the promise.&nbsp; Instead, it paid 75% of the cost.&nbsp; That left the city to come up with $265,000 to get the plant running again.<br /><br />Walker said that was a hardship.<br /> Mon, 05 Mar 2012 15:23:50 +0000 James Lenz 11282 at http://tristatesradio.com Warsaw is Still Waiting for FEMA Money from 2008