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Local leaders seek federal aid after storm damage plagues north Louisiana

Cassidy announced that funds from previous hurricanes were being directed to Louisiana and described his conversations with local officials.

Local leaders seek federal aid after storm damage plagues north Louisiana
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This article1 analysis · Oct 11, 2026
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After a winter storm caused damage and power outages in north Louisiana, local and federal officials are coordinating recovery support. President Donald Trump signed a federal disaster declaration, and Sen. Bill Cassidy said nearly half a billion dollars in funds from previous hurricanes is being directed to Louisiana.

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Bill Cassidy
R · LA · SEN

Senator discussing recovery funding and coordination with local officials

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Julia Letlow
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Representative communicating with constituents and local leaders about storm recovery

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Mike Johnson
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Speaker coordinating federal recovery support with local officials

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Donald Trump
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President who signed the federal disaster declaration

ALSO MENTIONED  Friday Ellis, Monroe mayor seeking support for the city; Jeff Landry, Louisiana governor whose office was in contact with Johnson’s office; Stacey Mitchell, West Monroe mayor who discussed local needs with Cassidy

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