West Virginia declares 36 counties disaster areas
August 29, 2024 | Governor's Office, Executive , West Virginia
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In a significant announcement today, officials declared that 13 counties in West Virginia have been designated as primary natural disaster areas. Additionally, 23 neighboring counties have received disaster area status due to their proximity to the affected regions. This designation is expected to facilitate access to federal assistance and resources for recovery efforts in the impacted areas. The move underscores the ongoing challenges faced by communities in West Virginia as they navigate the aftermath of recent natural disasters.
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