Relates to establishing the municipal severe storm relief fund for Rockaway, Queens to be administered by the division of homeland security and emergency services for damages that occurred as a result of Hurricane Sandy which caused damage from October twenty-ninth through November third, two thousand twelve.
Summary
Bill A00459 establishes a municipal severe storm relief fund specifically for Rockaway, Queens, to assist with the recovery from damages caused by Hurricane Sandy, which struck from October 29 to November 3, 2012. The fund will be administered by the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services and is intended to provide grants for repairing public infrastructure that was damaged due to the storm, including roads, bridges, and flood mitigation systems. The bill outlines that funding will be available for projects that are not related to normal wear and tear, ensuring that the funds are used strictly for storm-related repairs.
Impact
The bill amends the executive law to create a dedicated funding mechanism for storm recovery efforts in Rockaway, Queens, thereby establishing a precedent for similar funds in other areas affected by severe weather events. It allows municipalities to receive up to fifty percent reimbursement for eligible repair costs, which could significantly aid local governments in their recovery efforts and improve public infrastructure resilience against future storms.
Sentiment
The general sentiment around Bill A00459 appears to be supportive, as it addresses the long-term recovery needs of a community still affected by the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. However, there may be concerns regarding the adequacy of funding and the administrative processes involved in applying for and receiving grants.
Contention
Notable points of contention may arise regarding the eligibility criteria for projects and the timeline for applications, particularly whether the November 3, 2028 deadline is sufficient for municipalities to gather necessary documentation. Additionally, there may be discussions about the allocation of funds and the prioritization of projects, especially in light of competing needs across different municipalities.
Same As
Relates to establishing the municipal severe storm relief fund for Rockaway, Queens to be administered by the division of homeland security and emergency services for damages that occurred as a result of Hurricane Sandy which caused damage from October twenty-ninth through November third, two thousand twelve.
Relates to establishing the municipal severe storm relief fund for Rockaway, Queens to be administered by the division of homeland security and emergency services for damages that occurred as a result of Hurricane Sandy which caused damage from October twenty-ninth through November third, two thousand twelve.
Relates to establishing the municipal severe storm relief fund for Rockaway, Queens to be administered by the division of homeland security and emergency services for damages that occurred as a result of Hurricane Sandy which caused damage from October twenty-ninth through November third, two thousand twelve.
Relates to establishing the municipal severe storm relief fund for Rockaway, Queens to be administered by the division of homeland security and emergency services for damages that occurred as a result of Hurricane Sandy which caused damage from October twenty-ninth through November third, two thousand twelve.
Makes an appropriation to reimburse St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Far Rockaway for costs incurred as a result of remaining open and providing services to the community during and after Hurricane Sandy.
Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security; creating the Emergency Relief and Impacts Grant Program; establishing Emergency Relief and Imipacts Revolving Fund; emergency.
A resolution to urge the United States Department of Homeland Security to immediately release 56 million dollars in Federal Emergency Management Agency funds allocated to the state of Michigan.
Requires certain public authorities to establish a cashless tolling amnesty program between August first, two thousand twenty-five and December thirty-first, two thousand twenty-five for cashless tolls collected between April twenty-third, two thousand sixteen and June twenty-ninth, two thousand twenty-five.
Requires certain public authorities to establish a cashless tolling amnesty program between August first, two thousand twenty-five and December thirty-first, two thousand twenty-five for cashless tolls collected between April twenty-third, two thousand sixteen and June twenty-ninth, two thousand twenty-five.