South Carolina getting $157 million in federal aid to recover from severe flooding

The funds will help with unmet housing, economic development, and infrastructure needs after thousands of homes and small businesses were damaged or destroyed last October.

By Peter Fabris, Contributing Editor March 11, 2016

South Carolina getting $157 million in federal aid to recover from severe flooding

South Carolina will receive nearly $157 million in federal aid to help pay for the recovery from floods during the fall of 2015.

The funds will help with unmet housing, economic development, and infrastructure needs after thousands of homes and small businesses were damaged or destroyed last October.

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