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Federal disaster aid approved for Oregon counties hit by December winter storms
Federal disaster aid approved for Oregon counties hit by December winter storms
Federal disaster aid approved for Oregon counties hit by December winter storms

Published on: 04/12/2026

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Federal disaster assistance is now available to Oregon communities hit by a powerful winter storm that brought severe flooding and landslides in December 2025.

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