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Flooding - Morehouse, Mo. , June 4, 2011 -- Hoopa Tribal Civilian Community Corps volunteers pose in the Morehouse city park with awards they were just given by city mayor Pete Leija. An event was held in the city park to honor members of the group that have volunteered untold hours since flooding in late April inundated the town and surrounding area. Jace Anderson/FEMA
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Flooding - Morehouse, Mo. , June 4, 2011 -- FEMA community relations specialist Beverly Winder discusses the work of the Hoopa Tribal Civilian Community Corps with a volunteer. An event was held in the city park to honor members of the group that have volunteered untold hours since flooding in late April inundated the town and surrounding area. Jace Anderson/FEMA
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Title: Tribal Civilian Community Corps Honored
Production Date: 06/04/2011
Caption: Morehouse, Mo. , June 4, 2011 -- FEMA community relations specialist Beverly Winder discusses the work of the Hoopa Tribal Civilian Community Corps with a volunteer. An event was held in the city park to honor members of the group that have volunteered untold hours since flooding in late April inundated the town and surrounding area. Jace Anderson/FEMA
Photographer Name: Leo 'Jace' Anderson
City/State: Morehouse, MO
Keywords: Flood Recovery DR-1980 Community Relations
Disasters: Missouri Severe Storms, Tornadoes, And Flooding (DR-1980)
Disaster Types: Flooding
Categories: Federal Partners ^ Individual Assistance ^ Tribal
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