Wash. Gov. Inslee Statement on Federal Major Disaster Declaration
The
"We appreciate that the federal government has recognized the severity of the public health emergency in
Today's declaration grants the state's request for assistance with crisis counseling and training to address the impact of the outbreak on the mental health of affected Washingtonians. Other disaster assistance programs requested in Inslee's letter remain under review by the
"The state urgently requires additional federal emergency assistance in order to save lives, protect public health and safety, and limit further spread of the disease," Inslee said.
Inslee's 74-page letter requests a number of other tools available during major disasters to help Washingtonians during these unprecedented times, including mass care for those most at risk for health complications from COVID-19 and emergency services for families of individuals who contract the virus and families affected economically from school and business closures.



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