Three more Tennessee counties eligible for severe weather reimbursement

In this on March 10, 2020 photo, historian Robbie Jones stands in front of his damaged office building in East Nashville, Tenn., a week after a tornado pummeled the neighborhood.(Samantha Max/WPLN News via AP)
In this on March 10, 2020 photo, historian Robbie Jones stands in front of his damaged office building in East Nashville, Tenn., a week after a tornado pummeled the neighborhood.(Samantha Max/WPLN News via AP)

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Three additional Tennessee counties are eligible for federal assistance under disaster declarations for tornadoes and severe weather that killed 25 people on March 3, Gov. Bill Lee said.

Benton, Carroll and Smith counties will be eligible for federal reimbursement assistance for costs related to damaged infrastructure and recovery, Lee said in a news release.

The three new counties and Davidson, Putnam and Wilson counties are also eligible for federal reimbursement for costs associated with damage to county roads and bridges, water control facilities, buildings and equipment, utilities and parks, the release said.

More information is available online.

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