FEMA Agrees To Extend Housing Privileges For Sandy-Displaced NJ Residents
WASHINGTON, D.C. (CBS) — The Obama administration has agreed to extend housing assistance to some of those still homeless in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
But it’s clear that help is beginning to wind down.
Fifty-seven homeowners still living temporarily at Fort Monmouth — a former US Army base near Eatontown, NJ — and other locations while waiting for their homes to be repaired have been told they can stay through August.
But starting May 1st, things will change.
“Homeowners remaining in FEMA-provided temporary housing will be charged rent consistent with the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s fair market rent values and based on the number of bedrooms and the locations of the units,” FEMA spokesman Alberto Pilot tells KYW Newsradio.
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favors and expensive ad campaigns.. there'd be some more funds for Sandy Victims in New Jersey. 
