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Title: State, Local, and Federal Partners Discuss Damages
Production Date: 08/05/2009
Caption: Eagle, Alaska, August 5, 2009 -- Alaska Governor Sean Parnell (center left) and Federal Coordinating Officer Doug Mayne (center right) learn about damages in Eagle resulting from the ice and flood damage received April 28 to May 31, 2009 from Eagle First Chief Joyce Roberts (left) and Eagle Tribal Administrator Donna Westphal. - Jack Heesch/FEMA
Photographer Name: Ben Brennan
City/State: Eagle, AK
Disasters: Alaska Flooding and Ice Jams (DR-1843)
Disaster Types: Flooding ^ Winter Storm
Categories: State/Local Officials
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