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On September 28, 2022, Hurricane Ian made landfall on Florida’s west coast. The deadly storm devastated communities, and its effects will be felt for years.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and U.S. Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL), along with other members of the Florida delegation, sent a letter to President Joe Biden requesting the President approve 100 percent cost share for eligible expenses until January 19, 2023.
- “More than two months since Ian made landfall, our communities are still reeling. Debris generated by the storm from wrecked houses and infrastructure is still piled high, stretched from southwest to northeast Florida.”
- “Hurricane Ian also caused the catastrophic failure of numerous bridges. The reality on the ground shows that our communities need more time. Lee County is estimated that debris removal could cost $500 million – about half of the county’s annual operating budget.”
Want more information? Read the full letter here, click here for a full list of cosigners, and see below for a list of Rubio’s previous actions in response to Hurricane Ian.
- November 2022: Rubio, Scott Urge Biden Administration to Quickly Submit Hurricane Disaster Estimates
- October 2022: Rubio, Scott, and Members of the Florida Delegation Urge USDA to Relieve Florida Farmers Affected by Hurricane Ian
- October 2022: Rubio Leads Florida Delegation in Urging Commerce Department to Declare Disaster in Response to Hurricane Ian
- October 2022: Photos: Rubio Visits Florida Citrus Groves to Discuss Hurricane Ian Recovery
- October 2022: Rubio Requests $33 Billion for Hurricane Ian Recovery
- October 2022: English/Español: Photos: Rubio Joins President and First Lady in Lee County for Briefing Following Hurricane Ian
- September 2022: English/Español: Photos: Rubio Surveys Damage from Hurricane Ian
- September 2022: English/Español: Rubio, Scott Request Disaster Supplemental for Hurricane Ian Recovery