Disaster aid approved for NH counties hit hard by October storm
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New Hampshire Union Leader
-- President
The major disaster declaration covers
Federal aid can fund up to 75 percent of the eligible costs of approved projects. Federal help will be available to government entities and some private non-profits providing critical services.
State and local officials had tallied at least
The strong winds and heavy rainfall caused severe damage to hundreds of miles of local and state roads as well as dozens of bridges and culverts.
"This storm significantly strained state and local resources as emergency responders dealt with heavy rainfall, county-wide flash flooding, damaging winds, significant debris that restricted travel and operations, and historical power outages," Gov.
Homeland Security and Emergency Management Director
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