Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is making $10 million in state emergency aid available to Metro Detroit families hit by the June 25-26 flooding.
Detroit — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Thursday she is making $10 million in state emergency aid available to Metro Detroit families hit by the June 25-26 rainstorms and flooding. The money would be targeted at households who aren’t eligible for federal relief or don’t receive «adequate resources» from the Federal Emergency Management Agency of Small Business Administration «to return to their pre-disaster quality of life,» according to Whitmer’s office.
