JSU representatives are scheduled to meet with state and federal emergency officials this week as part of the process to get the money. The campus faces at least
President
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Richardson said her agency and the
"We know what their damages are and they understand what they need to do to get the funds," Richardson said.
Richardson said
It's too soon to know how much money JSU will get or when, Richardson said.
"The process is just starting," she said.
"Right now we are working on making sure all of our employees and students sign up for individual assistance and we are awaiting further instruction from
Part of the university's out-of-pocket costs include more than
Meanwhile, the university sustained around
According to last week's announcement, individuals can get help paying for temporary housing and home repairs, as well as low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses. Residents and business owners affected by the storms can apply for help at disasterassistance.gov, or by calling 1-800-621-
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