State, government agencies survey damage in Central Illinois to get federal funding @wcia3news
State, government agencies survey damage in Central Illinois to get federal funding @wcia3news
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Severe storms last month left flood damage and broken trees for people to fix. Now, multiple government organizations are putting their boots on the ground, going door-to-door and assessing the damage.
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State, government agencies survey damage in Central Illinois to get federal funding

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