Disaster centers to open in Iowa for flood relief
FEMA and Iowa Disaster Services announce five disaster application centers opening Saturday in Davenport Des Moines Iowa City Ames and Denison to aid homeowners renters businesses and nonprofits with loans and grants. federal loans and grants program details and contact numbers provided.
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Des Moines reports show a $49.7 million deficit this year and a projected $181.1 million shortfall by next year end. Budget experts point to higher than expected income tax refunds and delayed bill payments as factors. Democrats criticize borrowing and say revenues must rise significantly to meet targets.
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