Gov Jerry Brown Asks Trump For Fed Funds To Cleanup Storm Damage

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GOV. JERRY BROWN ASKS TRUMP FOR FED FUNDS

Gov. Jerry Brown asked President Donald Trump for federal funds Friday night to clean up the damage a series of deadly storms caused last month that helped end California’s long drought.

Brown is asking the White House for $162 million in federal aid to contend with storms that caused flash floods, power outages, and damage to various state-funded projects.

An “atmospheric river storm system” that unleashed days of “relentless heavy precipitation” caused the damage, the California Democrat wrote in a letter to Trump.

“The impacts associated with this series of storms were substantial and widespread, devastating much of California,” the letter reads.

Brown declared a state of emergency Jan. 23 in 49 counties of California’s 58 counties. He added three more counties to that tally Friday: Amador, Mono and Riverside.

The governor vowed to maintain California’s sanctuary state status.

“Let me be clear: We will defend everybody — every man, woman and child — who has come here for a better life and has contributed to the well-being of our state,” Brown said in his State of the State address. Full Story

Gov Jerry Brown Asks Trump For Fed Funds To Cleanup Storm Damage

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