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FEMA money troubles

   April 18, 2008

We keep hearing rumors about the Federal Emergency Management Agency investigating the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office over its expenditures of FEMA monies after hurricanes Ivan and Dennis. It may be nothing more than a routine audit.

However, Baldwin County, Ala. does have problems. According to the Mobile Press Register, Baldwin County officials may have to return nearly $10.5 million in FEMA hurricane reimbursements dating back nearly four years as per the draft results of a federal Office of Inspector General audit.

Read: Baldwin may owe millions to FEMA

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