FEMA is ready to aid Cook County homeowners who are grappling with lingering repair challenges resulting from summer storms.
On July 2nd alone, Cook County experienced a deluge of nine inches of rain, which overwhelmed aging sewer systems.
The West Side was significantly impacted, prompting Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson to request a disaster declaration from President Joe Biden, unlocking federal funds.Mayor Johnson expressed gratitude for the coordinated efforts of multiple departments to assist those in need.
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