Action Alert: Katrina survivors STILL in FEMA trailers
This is from Progressive Democrats of America. Please call or email.
Push the Senate Today to Support Katrina Survivors
September 25th, 2007
100,000 displaced. 65,000 families still living in FEMA trailers. This is the Gulf Coast two years after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. After years spent dragging its feet, the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs is holding hearings today on the Gulf Coast Housing Recovery Act, the bill that will create a real road home for thousands of renters and owners in New Orleans and throughout the region.
The legislation, already passed in the House, will establish a right
to return for residents of public housing, release funds to create a
Road Home program that really works, designate $1.7 billion for rental housing and earmark millions for community development programs.Read more about the bill here.
The legislation is finally on the agenda; let’s work together to make sure the Senate makes it a priority.
Thank you for standing up for just recovery in the Gulf…and nothing less.
Le’Kedra, Rosa, Ditra, Noeleen, Josué and Andre
The KIN Team
Many photos available here.
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