Hurricane Lala caused widespread highway closures.
The Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) announced emergency relief funding for the Hawaii Department of Transportation to assist with the costs of road and bridge repair after Hurricane Lala caused widespread highway closures,
“The emergency funding we’re sending to Hawaii will be used to help restore critical highway infrastructure Hawaiians depend on,“ said Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. “This Department is committed to securing the transportation links that will make safety and rebuilding efforts possible.“
“The Federal Highway Administration is working closely with the Hawaii Department of Transportation to expedite repairs caused by Hurricane Lala,” said FHWA Administrator Sean McMaster. “The emergency relief funding we are providing will help the state quickly restore essential roads and bridges and allow residents, workers, and businesses to get back to their normal routines.”
As the Lord Leads, Pray with Us…
- For Secretary Duffy to be prudent as he assesses the needs of states for federal assistance after severe weather events.
- For Administrator McMaster as he provides support to the state transportation departments after natural disasters.
Sources: Department of Transportation
