New FEMA funding sends $97 million to Florida recovery efforts
By Brody Wooddell
Published on April 24, 2026.
The Federal Government has approved nearly $97 million in funding for disaster recovery projects across Florida, including debris removal, beach repairs and power restoration. The funds will reimburse state and local governments for large recovery projects related to recent hurricanes and severe storms. The funding covers at least 75% of eligible costs tied to approved public infrastructure recovery projects.
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