Corps of Engineers Huntington District employee helps with Joplin, Mo., tornado recovery

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Corps of Engineers Huntington District employee helps with Joplin, Mo., tornado recovery

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Steve Harris of the Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District has been deployed to the tornado-ravaged city of Joplin, Mo., since early July. A community planner/ flood proofing coordinator in Huntington, he is currently serving as a quality assurance inspector at a FEMA temporary housing site in Joplin. Nearly 350 modular homes will provide shelter to families displaced by an EF-5 tornado that struck Joplin May 22.

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