TRIADELPHIA — The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s arrival in Ohio County following the deadly June 14 flash floods has led to millions in aid for those whose homes and other property were damaged or destroyed by the waters.

According to FEMA Federal Coordinating Officer Abby Eichorn, Ohio County residents have received $6.3 million in aid as of Thursday and, of the 37 maximum grants of $43,600 distributed to people in Ohio and Marion counties, 33 have gone to Ohio County residents.

FEMA’s physical presence in Ohio County is coming to a close. The Disaster Recovery Center at the Triadelphia Community Center will close permanently on Sept. 19. Those still needing to register with FEMA for aid still have until then to talk to someone in person and until Sept. 22 to register through th

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