In the wake of last month's earthquake and Hurricane Irene which resulted in widespread property damage and power outages in the D.C. region, Prince George's County is distributing information about new and existing state programs aimed at providing relief and assistance to victims.
"One of government's greatest responsibilities after a disaster is to help residents recover and rebuild," said County Executive Rushern L. Baker. "A big part of that task is making sure that citizens are aware of the help that is available. I hope that this information will assist the Prince Georgians whose lives have been affected by recent events."
The Maryland Housing Rehabilitation - Single Family (MHR), Accessible Homes for Seniors (AHS) and Indoor Plumbing Program (IPP) are available to assist residents with home repair costs. There is also a voucher program provided by the Maryland Disaster Housing Assistance Program (MDHAP), which provides 90-day renewable emergency rental assistance for people who have been displaced as the result of a natural disaster.
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