4Spokane News
safety · Monday, September 28

Washington seeks federal aid after Spokane Complex wildfires

The request covers homes, individual assistance, debris removal and emergency costs across Eastern Washington.

Aerial view of a barren landscape after a wildfire, featuring bare trees and hills under a blue sky.
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Washington is seeking federal help after this summer’s record-breaking Spokane Complex and other Eastern Washington wildfires. The governor’s office says 649 primary homes across the state were lost, with most in Spokane County, while more than 2,500 others sustained damage. The request estimates $11.2 million for individuals and $117.7 million for debris removal and emergency expenses.

Source: Washington State Standard ↗

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