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What will be the primary use of federal funds for California wildfires by July 9, 2025?
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Debris and hazardous material removal • 25%
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Biden Announces Federal Government to Cover 100% of California Wildfire Costs, Up from 75%, for 180 Days
Jan 9, 2025, 10:33 PM
President Joe Biden announced on Thursday that the federal government will cover 100% of the disaster response costs for California's wildfires for 180 days, increasing the usual federal assistance from 75% to full coverage. The funding will support debris and hazardous material removal, temporary shelters, first responders' salaries, and other necessary measures to protect life and property. 'Spare no expense,' Biden said, emphasizing the government's commitment to aid California during the crisis. 'We are with you. We are not going anywhere,' he added, acknowledging the efforts of firefighters and first responders as heroes.
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