As Helene Survivors Wait for State Help, Some Victims of Earlier Hurricanes Are Still Out of Their Homes

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A North Carolina rebuilding program intended to help residents recover from Hurricanes Florence and Matthew has left hundreds of families waiting for years to return home. The program, plagued by issues like poor expense tracking and contractor accountability, struggled to complete projects in a timely manner. As a result, some residents displaced by Hurricane Florence in 2018 were still awaiting assistance as of late 2024. Now, nearly 5,000 homeowners are awaiting state help after Hurricane Helene in 2024. Despite the creation of a new recovery program, Renew NC, designed to address the previous program's shortcomings, similar problems are already emerging, raising concerns about further delays in hurricane recovery efforts.
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