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Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
President Biden pledged to move as fast as legally possible toward a disaster declaration, which would free up much-needed funds for Detroiters to repair their homes. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Over the Fourth of July weekend, I met with President Biden to discuss the floods we recently experienced and to show him photos of the extensive damage Detroiters have suffered. https://t.co/HZZUrMk6n7 — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
The President made it clear to his team that he wants to do everything in his power to help the people of Michigan who suffered from this terrible flood. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
He understands the urgency and committed his team to move as fast as legally possible on a presidential disaster declaration review as soon as he receives the legal request from the state. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Had an excellent meeting with President Biden on a cherry farm in Antrim County today. Had a chance to show him pictures of the terrible impact of the flood in our area and asked for his help. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Thousands of Detroiters, like these neighbors on Eastlawn Street lost belongings and memories in the aftermath of the storm of June 25-26. They have remained resilient and have done a tremendous job supporting one another through this challenging time. https://t.co/MthbtqD4Wu — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
I will be meeting with President Biden this Saturday to stress the urgency of a declaration of a major disaster. We will need FEMA to do an assessment and make a recommendation to the President, per the process, and they have already agreed to come to Detroit. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
We have 71 crews working around the clock on flood clean up duty. This flood has caused more damage than the flood in 2014 and has caused devastation to many Detroit residents. We are doing everything we can to recover from this natural disaster. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Today I held a briefing with officials to share how we’ve expanded city efforts to get damaged debris off the streets as a result of the flooding last weekend. We are scheduling support for our Detroit’s west side and east side neighborhoods. https://t.co/U6NtqrPPWH — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Last week's storm was more intense and devastating than 2014's, when President Obama declared a disaster. We feel we have a stronger case for a declaration this time. Detroiters appreciate @GovWhitmer's sense of urgency in quickly getting this declaration. https://t.co/GhLl3hJX3h — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
If you experienced flooding and property damage and haven't contacted us yet, please call 313-267-8000 or visit https://t.co/vDeCgT9HFd right away, and remember to take photos of the damage and keep receipts for any expenses you incur in your personal recovery effort. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Meanwhile, today I will announce a major expansion of our cleanup effort, as well as the details of our volunteer effort to help residents most in need of assistance clear damaged items from their basements. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Based on what we are seeing here and in other areas of the city, last week's storm was even more devastating than the one we experienced in 2014 and Gov. Whitmer and I are seeking a presidential disaster declaration as soon as possible. https://t.co/7UWMtkzxcH — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Yesterday, I stopped by Eastlawn, Fern and 31st streets to get a first-hand look at some of the recent flood damage residents experienced a week ago. The loss of belongings and family memories is just heartbreaking. https://t.co/NCJWTmP9OZ — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Today, City Council approved a plan to appropriate $826 million in #AmericanRescuePlanAct funds so we can begin putting those dollars to use to improve the lives of Detroiters and our neighborhoods. Our future is much brighter today thanks to Detroit's community engagement. https://t.co/vusfc9T1Ln — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
At times like this, Detroiters look out for one another. If you feel moved to lend a hand to help our elderly residents and those with disabilities remove damaged items from their homes, please visit the website and sign up as a volunteer. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
If you’re unable to move water damaged debris from your basement by yourself, call (313) 267-8000 for help. If you have flood damage, call (313) 267-8000 or go to https://t.co/vDeCgT9HFd to fill out a claims form to prepare you for a possible FEMA claims process. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Crews have been working through the weekend to clear debris, unclog catch basins and collect flood-damaged items, among other duties. If you have damaged items, remove them from your home as soon as you can, and we will pick them up as quickly as we can. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
The Governor and I are working closely as we seek a presidential disaster declaration, which would bring with it significant financial support from FEMA. In the meantime, we know Detroiters need their city's support cleaning up and recovering from the flooding. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Yesterday, I joined @GovWhitmer, @LtGovGilchrist, and officials from the Water and Sewage Department and other departments as we outlined the city’s response to last weekend’s devastating floods. In just one day, Detroit saw more rain than it typically receives in two months. https://t.co/EwGXuOoolR — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Under the leadership of former CIO Beth Niblock, Art Thompson led the efforts to improve technology for the City's public safety departments. Today, we welcome Art as our city's new Chief Information Officer. I know he will be an outstanding CIO and will have my full support. https://t.co/PtvpYrwcjw — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Our team will be working continuously for as long as it takes to make sure Detroiters are taken care of as we recover from this storm. For now, please stay safe, avoid flooded areas and downed power lines so we can make sure to get through this together. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
The City has set up an emergency call center at 313-267-8000 for those who have experienced property damage so we can begin gathering your information now to be able place claims as soon as disaster relief funds become available. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Even before the rain stopped, the city law department began preparing our request to FEMA for federal aid and to prepare to open a property damage claim process for our residents at the earliest eligible date. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
I have already spoken to Governor Whitmer this morning in coordinating our emergency response and seeking federal disaster assistance from FEMA. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
We are immediately bringing in additional equipment to address areas of street flooding, particularly in Jefferson Chalmers and other areas acutely hit. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
City water, roads, and police and fire staff are working around the clock to help those in need, and to ease flooding conditions as quickly as possible. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Our city has experienced extraordinary rainfall of nearly 6 inches in 24 hours, far beyond the capacity of Southeast Michigan’s stormwater system and the forecast calls for the rains to continue. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
To keep our children safe, we are putting Project Green Light in full force and starting Operation Brison, named in his memory. The DPD is teaming up with our suburban police forces to put an end to violence on our freeways. https://t.co/6rLa4D5VDu — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Mike Duggan @MayorMikeDuggan
Brison Christian had a life full of dreams and joy ahead of him - and it was taken from him by a horrific act of violence. The loss of Brison is going to affect our communities for a long time. We cannot and will not stand for this cruelty on our streets. https://t.co/vqyykL8M8B — PolitiTweet.org
