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NH Governor requests Federal Disaster Declaration for Severe Weather Damage in December 2023

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Matt Wyatt

On Thursday, February 15, Governor Chris Sununu requested that President Joe Biden issue a major disaster declaration and provide federal emergency assistance for the damage that occurred in New Hampshire because of severe weather December 17-21, 2023.

A copy of the Governor’s Disaster Declaration request can be viewed here.

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