Public Letter from Rep. White to Newton County Citizens Regarding Disaster Recovery Issues
State Representative
Newton County Citizens:
As a military veteran, we always said "that a better informed soldier is a better fighting soldier." Therefore, let me try to add some clarity from the state level concerning the disaster recovery grants to
I always enjoy the emails, the engagement, the Facebook messages, interaction, and the phone calls from my fellow citizens in
First, allow me to do a recent recap of some activities I have been involved in regarding the recovery. During the fall of last year, the
Since December, I have had a number of meetings with
Now, let me explain where I am situated by law with these HUD recovery grant funds. Again, these are federal funds. In
After these monies go to HUD, eventually, they are sent to a state agency that has the task, by statute, to receive these funds on behalf of
Upon learning the amount granted to
This brings me to another point. The allocations to the state and the county government, along with the recovery projects must meet strict HUD guidelines. Inevitably and may be for unfortunate reasons, politics may play a role, but hopefully a small role. Because of these strict guidelines, the best estimate on when the money is in
I extremely honored to represent the citizens of
No one should ever hesitate to call my office. As a state official, I cannot solve every issue, my staff and I can get you pointed in the right direction. We may not always be able to give you the answer you want to hear, but we will give you the response you need to know.
Being respectful of taxpayer dollars, I have a small staff. The 85th Legislative Session is in full swing until May, but if no one immediately answers, leave a message. My
I am confident that God will continue to bless you and through you, the great
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