FRANKFORT – (KT) The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says they have now distributed more than $106 million to survivors of the three federally declared natural disasters in Kentucky this year.

As of Oct. 20, FEMA has paid out $67.9 million for losses suffered in February’s severe weather, $34.9 million for April’s severe weather and record flooding, and $3.7 million due to damage from May’s tornadoes. While the deadline for apply for benefits in all three disasters has passed, FEMA continues to process applications and issue payments daily.

Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM), along with FEMA Individual Assistance Specialists in Kentucky are continuing to answer survivors’ calls at the state’s Unmet Needs Call Center, which is (502) 607-6665.

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