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Flooding ^ Tornado - Fairmont, W. Va. , March 6, 2012 -- Kevin Mckinnon, FEMA Public Assistance Specialist, conducts preliminary damage assessments in the rural areas of Marion County. FEMA public assistance programs category A and B are are enacted to implement emergency protective measures to keep roads, highways and bridges safe. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA

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Elkins, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Dominick Biocchi, a FEMA video specialist, records the action at a collection site in Randolph County where some of the debris from Hurricane Sandy is being collected in West Virginia. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of the storm that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Bo Wilkinson, a FEMA infrastructure specialist, photographs downed trees in West Virginia's Tucker County as part of his preliminary damage assessment. FEMA works with state and local officials to collect damage data resulting from Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Dominick Biocchi (right), a FEMA video specialist, interviews Bo Wilkinson (left), a FEMA infrastructure specialist, while Wilkinson conducts a preliminary damage assessment in West Virginia's Tucker County. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of the storm that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- A contractor loads Hurricane Sandy storm debris from Mount Zion Road in West Virginia's Tucker County. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Bo Wilkinson, a FEMA infrastructure specialist, photographs an uprooted tree on Main Licking Creek Road in West Virginia's Tucker County as part of his preliminary damage assessment assignment. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Workers on Mount Zion Road in West Virginia's Tucker County load storm debris from Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Workers on Mount Zion Road in West Virginia's Tucker County load storm debris from Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Frank Spencer, a U.S. Forest Service worker from Missouri, cuts up a downed tree in West Virginia's Tucker County so utility crews can restore power to a rural area. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Logan Van Dyke (left), a U.S. Forest Service worker from Iowa, helps Frank Spencer (center) and Kyle Flynn, Forest Service employees based in Missouri, remove a downed tree in West Virginia's Tucker County so that utility crews can restore power. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Elkins, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Bo Wilkinson, a FEMA infrastructure specialist, photographs a debris collection site in West Virginia's Randolph County as part of a preliminary damage assessment. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

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Disasters: West Virginia Hurricane Sandy (EM-3358)

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An interior view of Building 1437, the mobility computer center at the San Antonio Air Logistics Center, in the aftermath of Hurricane Gilbert

Foley, Ala., June 3, 2014 -- A road in Foley, Ala. was damaged when heavy rains and high sustained winds hit the area. FEMA is working with local, state and other federal agencies to provide assistance to towns damaged during the recent severe weather event. Patsy Lynch/FEMA

Severe Storm ^ Winter Storm - Simsbury, Conn. , Nov. 5, 2011 -- Utility crews work to restore power in the aftermath of Winter Storm Alfred. Some areas of Connecticut were without electricity for more than a week. FEMA is assisting government and residents recover from the storm and is providing food and water, as well as generators for some public buildings and nursing homes. Photo by Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Bristol Townplace, Pa., Nov. 7, 2012 -- This joint county, state, and federal Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) team is meeting with local officials to determine extent of damage to public infrastructure (left-right) FEMA Public Information Officer Rene Bafalis; FEMA Public Assistance Specialist Jim Teats; Township Director of Public Works Jason Lawson; Administrative Assistant Lisa Strong; and Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency representative Rick Weiberg. PDA's are a required component of the state's request for Hurricane Sandy federal disaster assistance. George Armstrong/FEMA

St Charles, Mo., June 5, 2013 -- A Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) team looks at a neighborhood damaged by a tornado. PDA is a joint assessment used to determine the magnitude and impact of an event's damage. The State uses the results of the PDA to determine if the situation is beyond the combined capabilities of the State and local resources and to verify the need for supplemental Federal assistance. Steve Zumwalt/FEMA

West, Texas, May 7, 2013 -- Pat Hanger, a Federal Emergency Management Agency public assistance worker, photographs a damaged agriculture education classroom at the West High School. Hanger is part of a joint state-federal preliminary damage assessment team compiling a report of the damage done to public infrastructure as a result of the blast. FEMA is providing assistance to help the community recover from the disaster. Norman Lenburg/FEMA

Emergency Planning and Security - Washington, D. C. , September 15, 2011 -- Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities and Federal Emergency Management Agency Memorandum of Agreement. This historic agreement is the first higher education collaboration for FEMA. Photo by Scott Moir/FEMA

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Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Fridley, Minn. , June 16, 2011 -- Representatives of the Minnesota Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) met with county and local government officials from Anoka County to discuss federal assistance available to help repair infrastructure damaged by a tornado May 22, 2011. FEMA's public assistance programs provide funding for such repairs and also reimburse local units of goverment for some of the costs of emergency and protective measures. Photo by Norman Lenburg/FEMA

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