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28-Dec-2007 Preliminary Damage Assessments For Ice Storm Underway
17-Aug-2011 Preliminary Damage Assessments requested for four Kansas counties
29-Jul-2009 Preliminary Damage Assessments To Be Conducted In Six Counties
16-May-2007 Preliminary Damage Assessments To Determine Eligibility For Federal Assistance
6-Jul-2007 Preliminary Flood Damage Figures Released; Disaster Recover Centers Being Established
22-Dec-2010 Prepare for winter weather in Kansas for the Christmas holiday
18-Dec-2012 Prepare now for winter weather
9-Sep-2008 Preparedness Month A Reminder To Kansans To Be Ready For Disaster
9-Sep-2008 Preparedness Month A Reminder To Kansans To Be Ready For Disaster
1-Feb-2008 President Approves Federal Disaster Declaration For December Ice Storms
9-Jul-2008 President Bush Approves Federal Disaster Declaration For 46 Counties
9-Apr-2007 President Bush Awards Two Kansas National Guard Soldiers With Purple Heart Medals
8-May-2007 President George W. Bush Prepares To Visit Greensburg
11-Aug-2010 President grants disaster request for June storms
28-Dec-2009 President Grants Federal Declaration Request For November Snow Storm Damage
26-Jun-2011 President grants governor's emergency declaration request for four Kansas counties
20-Jun-2007 President Grants Kansas Governor's Request For Increase Federal Aid
25-Jun-2009 President Obama Approves Federal Disaster Declaration For Late Winter, Early Spring Storms
14-Nov-2008 Program Gives School Supplies, Hope To Iraqi And Afghan Children
11-Sep-2006 Public Affairs Officer Selected For The Adjutant General's Department
29-May-2007 Public Assistance Briefings Scheduled For Five Counties
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