Bennet, Udall Thank FEMA for Waiving Flood Insurance Waiting Period for Fire Victims
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"Coloradans are just now beginning to pick up the pieces from the recent wildfires that devastated our state," Bennet said. "Now that the rains have come, many find themselves in the untenable situation of having to worry about the possibility of floods. This decision by
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Bennet and Udall both worked to include the flood insurance waiver provision (http://ct.symplicity.com/t/muv/32705de2f7d1e9b11beed812173e9234/1041545393/realurl=http:/www.markudall.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=2479) in the transportation bill that was recently passed and signed into law.
Coloradans living in and around burn areas - especially the
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