News Of FEMA Grant To Buyout Homes In Flood-Prone Area Met With Mixed Emotions
Dearborn Heights Mayor announces a $2.8 million grant from FEMA to purchase and demolish 15 homes in a flood zone along Hanover Street, near Ecorse Creek.
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Dearborn Heights Mayor announces a $2.8 million grant from FEMA to purchase and demolish 15 homes in a flood zone along Hanover Street, near Ecorse Creek.
District Court Judge Mark Plawecki made it official outside of the Dearborn Heights courthouse where he serves.
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