Georgia is getting nearly $500 million in federal funding to help communities impacted by Hurricane Helene strengthen ...

Georgia communities recovering from Hurricane Helene will soon learn which water projects receive federal funding.

ATLANTA – Georgia will receive nearly $500 million to strengthen water infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Helene.

Communities across Georgia that were hit hard by Hurricane Helene will begin learning in November whether they will get a share of federal relief funding earmarked for water projects.

The Salvation Army extended its Hurricane Helene recovery program in Georgia through 2027 to help families rebuild.

Federal emergency officials are directing more than $75 million to Georgia to cover costs from Hurricane Helene, pandemic response and past disasters.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced another $5 million would be headed to Georgia for recovery and mitigation projects.

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Georgia communities affected by Hurricane Helene will learn in November if they will receive a portion of nearly $500 million in federal relief funding for water infrastructure projects.