Md. gov. seeks disaster declaration for Ellicott City
WASHINGTON — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has asked the Small Business Administration for a disaster declaration for Howard County residents and businesses in Ellicott City where floodwaters ripped through the historic downtown leaving a trail of devastation.
If granted, the designation would pave the way for businesses, homeowners and renters to qualify for low-interest loans to aid in the recovery effort.
“Ellicott City’s residents and businesses need as much help as they can get — from private citizens and all levels of government as they begin to recover from this disastrous flood,” Hogan said in a written statement issued Tuesday afternoon.
It really doesn't look much different than most of Detroit.
ReplyDeleteHow about a little bit of research into what CAUSED the disaster?
ReplyDeleteStop geoengineering.