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08/08/2013 02:21 PM EDT
St. Bernard Parish, La., June 29, 2008 -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency provided over $1.7 million dollars to replace the St. Bernard Parish 9-1-1 Communications Center. Gioan Nguyen/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:21 PM EDT
St. Bernard Parish, La., Aug. 11, 2008 -- To date, almost $30.7 million has been funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Davies Elementary School after Hurricane Katrina. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:20 PM EDT
St Bernard Parish, La., Sep. 21, 2008 -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency spent more than $2.8 million to replace Gauthier Gym in St. Bernard Parish. The gym experienced over four feet of flooding and high winds which caused severe damage. Gioan Nguyen/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:19 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Dec. 14, 2008 -- Greater Gentilly High School, housed in the new Lake Area School, took the place of Lake Area Middle School, which was damaged beyond repair by Hurricane Katrina. Greater Gentilly High School one of the "Quick Start" schools was funded as a "capped alternate project" for the Recovery School District, meaning funds have been funneled from other facilities to pay for Greater Gentilly's construction costs. In all, FEMA obligated approx. $39.6 million to build the new school. Lillie Long/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:19 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., March 26, 2009 -- St. Paul's Episcopal School held a grand opening of their new lower school building. FEMA Public Assistance funded the $1.9 million state-of-the-art facility, which replaces three structures that were heavily damaged from flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina. Photo by Ryan Mast/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:18 PM EDT
Plaquemines Parish, La., April 1, 2009 -- Plaquemines Parish firefighters recently moved into two brand new fire stations--one in Port Sulphur, the other in Boothville. The fire stations and the firefighting equipment in Plaquemines Parish, was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. FEMA grants provided Plaquemines Parish with the needed funding that made it possible to rebuild these fires stations and purchase nine new fire trucks to replace those destroyed. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:18 PM EDT
Buras, La., April 12, 2009 -- FEMA contributed $7.9 million to rebuild the Buras Community Center, which was destroyed as a result of Hurricane Katrina. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:18 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Sep. 21, 2009 -- During Hurricane Katrina, the green and red streetcars were stored in two different barns. The vintage green streetcars rode out the storm in their old Carrollton barn, which did not flood. However, the newer red streetcars sustained almost 60 inches of floodwater in the Canal Street facility where they were stored. FEMA provided $24 million to repair and replace the damaged streetcars. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:18 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., March 16, 2010 -- Hurricane Katrina inundated Holy Cross School with 5 to 10 feet of water, destroying every building. The school was originally located New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, but relocated to the Gentilly neighborhood, the site of the former Cabrini Church, Grammar school and Redeemer Seton High School. In total, FEMA has obligated more than $86.6 million to Holy Cross School for emergency and permanent work. Lillie Long/FEMA.
08/08/2013 02:17 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., March 31, 2010 -- The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (RTA) Headquarters was damaged by Hurricane Katrina. FEMA provided $326,484 to assist with rebuilding the facility. Lillie Long/FEMA.
08/08/2013 02:17 PM EDT
Buras, La., May 29, 2010 -- The South Transportation Facility is an elevated structure with amenities for training and administration as well as servicing the parish's school buses and other vehicles needed to operate in the rural coastal parish. It was funded with $2.7 million from FEMA following Hurricane Katrina. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:15 PM EDT
St. Bernard Parish, La., June 29, 2010 -- Located in St. Bernard Parish along the Mississippi River, the port district was inundated with food and rainwater after Katrina. The Federal Emergency Management Agency provided more than $22.5 for the administrative buildings deemed eligible for replacement. Lillie Long/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:14 PM EDT
St. Bernard Parish, La., Aug. 13, 2010 -- To date, almost $30.1 million has been funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Chalmette High School after Hurricane Katrina. Lillie Long/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:12 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Aug. 24, 2010 -- The front of one of the Louisiana State University (LSU) Medical center contains the Richard C Klein, MD Center for Advance Medicine simulation lab. FEMA provided funding to the medical center in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Photo by Patsy Lynch/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:11 PM EDT
Chalmette, La., Oct. 6, 2010 -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency provided over $13.3 million dollars for the repair of the Frederick J. Sigur Civic Center Ballroom and Auditorium after floodwaters from Katrina surged at over 11 feet above the finished first floor in the auditorium. Lillie Long/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:11 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Feb. 2, 2008 -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency has obligated more than $89 million in funding for repairs to New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board's Eastbank Sewerage treatment facility. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:08 PM EDT
Jefferson Parish, La., Oct. 15, 2010 -- Winds and storm surge caused severe damage to the City of Kenner's Laketown Boat Launch and Fishing Pier. The 5900-square-foot fishing pier was replaced with almost $1.3 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Stephanie Moffett/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:05 PM EDT
Buras, La., Feb. 26, 2011 -- FEMA provided $8 million to fund the replacement of the Plaquemines School Board Faculty Housing facility following Hurricane Katrina. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:00 PM EDT
Belle Chasse, La., May 2, 2011 -- Port Sulphur Middle School, which was destroyed during Hurricane Katrina, was rebuilt as a wing to the existing Belle Chasse Middle School. The project was funded by FEMA at a cost of $1 million. Manuel Broussard/FEMA
08/08/2013 02:00 PM EDT
St. Bernard Parish, La., May 25, 2011 -- Levee breaks during Hurricane Katrina sent some 10-feet of floodwaters into Val Riess Park, destroying much of the infrastructure of the 33-acre facility in Chalmette. The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved the restoration and enhancements to the park as an "Improved Project", providing over $11.5 million in funding for the work. Lillie Long/FEMA
08/08/2013 01:59 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., June 21, 2011 -- Jackson Barracks, located in New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, is the headquarters of the Louisiana National Guard. The historic Jackson Barracks suffered damages during Hurricane Katrina. FEMA has since provided $114.4 million to the State of Louisiana's Facility Planning and Control and $27.6 million to the Military Dept. of the State of Louisiana for repairs to the facility. Lillie Long/FEMA
08/08/2013 01:58 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Jan. 17, 2012 -- To date, $25.8 million has been obligated through the Orleans Parish School Board Single Settlement Request for the 65,541-square-foot facility, inclusive of escalation, architectural/engineering and project management fees. FEMA has obligated $321.2 million to the Orleans Parish School Board, which operates Hynes Elementary, for the Single Settlement Request alternate project. Photo by Gioan Nguyen/FEMA
08/08/2013 01:55 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Jan. 26, 2012 -- The St. Joseph Academic and Health Resource Center on the Xavier University campus houses state-of-the-art writing, math and reading labs as well as counseling center, health services, career services, research center and health facilities. FEMA has obligated $6.4 million for this Alternate Project. Manuel Broussard/FEMA.
08/08/2013 01:46 PM EDT
New Orleans, La., Feb. 7, 2012 -- The City of New Orleans celebrated the opening of the new 7th District Police Station with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Chief Ronal Serpas, New Orleans Police Department Superintendent recognizes the significance of the new facility and its importance to law enforcement in New Orleans East. FEMA has provided $3.3 million in Public Assistance funding for the elevated police station. Ryan Mast /FEMA
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