Aug 15, 2009 | U.S. Army Corp of Engineers
Three technical disaster response team members recently completed a site assessment in Eagle Village, Alaska, for the Federal Emergency Management Agency .
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Success Stories: State, FEMA and Volunteers Work Together to Help Re-Build Eagle
When the Yukon River ice breakup happened this spring, it caused devastating flooding in the town of Eagle, Alaska, beginning May 4. A large ice jam developed about 10 miles downriver of Eagle, causing the high-flowing Yukon, fueled by snowmelt from high temperatures during the previous week, to flood the town.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Success Stories: Road Opens between Eagle and Eagle Village
Mission Road, a gravel road between the town of Eagle and the Alaska Native settlement of Eagle Village, has been restored by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities .
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Success Stories: Road Opens between Eagle and Eagle Village
Mission Road, a gravel road between the town of Eagle and the Alaska Native settlement of Eagle Village, has been restored by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities .
Deadline nears for disaster assistance
For some workers affected by spring flooding in Alaska, the deadline to apply for disaster unemployment assistance is Thursday.
Workers affected by flooding may receive unemployment assistance
JUNEAU, Alaska-Workers whose source of income has been affected by the Yukon Kuskokwim Flood may qualify for Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits if they are self-employed or are not eligible for the state's unemployment insurance program.