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Flooding ^ Severe Storm - Moorhead, Minn. , April 7, 2009 -- U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Mike Schamaun (l) and Jeff Gulan (R) study a city street map in preparation of new clay diking soon to be build on the street where they stand. A second crest of the Red River prompted construction of this and several other dikes around the city to protect citizens and property. Mike Moore/FEMA
Flooding ^ Severe Storm - Stone Mountain, Ga. , October 22, 2009 -- DeKalb County Master Police Officer J. McWhorter(L), DeKalb County Roads and Drainage Senior Engineer Terrence R. Simpkins, and FEMA Public Affairs Officer Barb Sturner are at a flood damaged home in DeKalb County. The site visit is part of a county-sponsored training class for area officials on how to evaluate damaged houses, using a new FEMA software program that makes it easier for communities to assess residences impacted by disasters. George Armstrong/FEMA
Dam/Levee Break ^ Flooding ^ Severe Storm - Douglasville, Ga. , October 21, 2009 -- At the Douglas County Dog River Reservoir, County Contractor Kevin Stelmack(L), FEMA Public Assistance Coordinator Pressly Beaver, FEMA Technical Assistance Coordinator Frank Lockridge, and County Water and Sewer Authority Project Engineer Kathy Macias confer during inspection of the dam which failed during September's severe storms and flooding. FEMA Public Assistance funds have been requested to pay a share of repair costs. George Armstrong/FEMA
Flooding ^ Hurricane/Tropical Storm ^ Severe Storm - Rodderdam Junction, N. Y. , September 27, 2011 -- Lock 9 gate system is under repair and State workers work tirelessly to reinforce the banks along the riparian corridor of the Mohawk River by filling the heavily eroded banks with 15 man rock. FEMA is here to support the Counties and the State of New York by authorizing Public Assistance funding category A debris removal, and category B, emergency protective measures. Adam DuBrowa/FEMA
Flooding ^ Severe Storm - Stone Mountain, Ga. , October 22, 2009 -- DeKalb County Master Police Officer J. McWhorter(R), DeKalb County Stormwater Program Supervisor Michael Walker, and FEMA Public Affairs Officer Barb Sturner are at a flood damaged home in DeKalb County. The site visit is part of a county-sponsored training class for area officials on how to evaluate damaged houses, using a new FEMA software program that makes it easier for communities to assess residences impacted by disasters. George Armstrong/FEMA
Flooding ^ Hurricane/Tropical Storm - Schoharie, N. Y. , September 3, 2011 -- A workman cleans the vault in a bank on Main Street in Schoharie, New York. Mud and water seeped into the bank, but not into the vault. Schoharie suffered damage to businesses and homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. FEMA Photo/Judith Grafe
Flooding ^ Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Conway, Ark. , June 3, 2011 -- A FEMA Mitigation specialist talks to a residents about what needs to be done to protect his home against flooding or potential high winds and tornadoes. FEMA specialist are setting up information booths in local hardware stores throughout Arkansas to provide residents with information that may help them protect their property if the area is affected by damaging winds and/or flood waters. Photo by Patsy Lynch/FEMA
Flooding ^ Mudslide/Landslide ^ Severe Storm - Pike County, Ky. , June 6, 2009 -- Steven Parker remove tiles from the basement of the Johns Creek Elementary in Pike County, KY. The basement was flooded by the recent storms. FEMA encourages residents affected by natural disasters rebuild better, stronger and safer. Rob Melendez/FEMA
Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Dadeville, Ala. , May 27, 2011 -- Lead debris removal contractor for Tallapoosa County Gary Ingram observes the extent of wet debris needing removal from this area of Lake Martin as a storm survivor salvages some materials from his demolished home. FEMA Public Assistance funds will pay a portion of the cost for removal of this debris from the deadly April tornado. George Armstrong/FEMA
Slack tide project - Repairing earthquake damage to the 36-inch sewer outfall in the anchorage tidal flats area is being done under an Army Corps of Engineers contract held by National Mechanical Contractors, incorporated, Anchorage. The work must be done during minus tides. The minus tides will not occur again until next month. Meantime the contractor has other areas above the tidal zone to repair under the $199.000 contract. Aug 1964
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Original caption: Slack tide project - Repairing earthquake damage to the 36-inch sewer outfall in the anchorage tidal flats area is being done under an Army Corps of Engineers contract held by National Mechanical Contractors, incorporated, Anchorage. The work must be done during minus tides. The minus tides will not occur again until next month. Meantime the contractor has other areas above the tidal zone to repair under the $199.000 contract. Aug 1964. [There are no photograph numbers accompanying the photos. They are captioned in order that they appear in folder. All dates are contained within the captions. Many of the photos are from the Alaska District restoration work following the 27 March 1964 earthquake.]
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