Disaster Aid Distribution in Western Alaska
The State of Alaska has started distributing disaster relief payments to residents of Western Alaska affected by ex-Typhoon Halong, with over $217,000 distributed as of Friday.
The state has received more than 940 applications for individual assistance, according to the Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
- Applications are open on the state's website until November 9.
- The Alaska Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Health are providing replacement services for lost identification and essential documents at emergency evacuation shelters in Anchorage.
- The Association of Village Council Presidents is offering tribal IDs in the shelters.
Federal aid has also been approved to support the affected residents.
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Author's summary: Alaska distributes disaster aid to Western Alaska residents.
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