Disaster recovery and administrative specialist Leon Freeman has brought his expertise to N’West Iowa to assist residents affected by recent flooding. Freeman, who has experience working with FEMA and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, is offering his services to communities in Sioux, O’Brien, and Lyon Counties.
Freeman, who has worked in disaster recovery since 2009, is known for his ability to navigate the complex paperwork and regulations involved in the recovery process. He has been working closely with local officials and residents to ensure that they receive the assistance they need to rebuild and recover from the devastation caused by the flooding.
His work has been instrumental in helping communities like Rock Valley recover from previous floods, and local officials have expressed their gratitude for his expertise. With hundreds of homes damaged and significant losses reported, Freeman’s support has been crucial in helping families and communities get back on their feet.
Despite the challenges and sacrifices involved in his work, Freeman remains dedicated to helping those in need. He is committed to staying in N’West Iowa for as long as necessary to ensure that communities receive the support they need to recover from the recent flooding.
As FEMA prepares to arrive in the area on July 15, Freeman is working tirelessly to support local residents and officials in navigating the recovery process. His expertise and dedication are invaluable in the face of such devastating circumstances, and his presence in the community is a testament to his commitment to helping those in need.
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