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Disaster relief provides hope for new septic systems

  • September 17, 2012
Disaster relief provides hope for new septic systems

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Disaster relief provides hope for new septic systems
Residents who own septic systems or wells damaged in the wildfires may be eligible for assistance for repair or replacement, which may not be covered by homeowner’s insurance. (Photos courtesy of Patricia Brach/FEMA)

Wildfires that swept through Creek County, Okla., left more than 400 families without homes and some with contaminated wells and damaged septic systems.  

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) set up a disaster recovery center to help affected citizens. Residents who own...

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