FEMA SURVEY

CREWS FROM THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY SPENT YESTERDAY (TUESDAY) SURVEYING TORNADO DAMAGE IN ELEVEN OHIO COUNTIES AFTER DEADLY STORMS NEARLY TWO WEEKS AGO. 
SNAPPED OFF TREES, DAMAGED RVS, AND A HANDFUL OF SMASHED CARS. THAT'S WHAT THERE IS TO SEE IN PARTS OF THE BERKSHIRE CAMPGROUNDS. ITS ONE OF SEVERAL AREAS THIS TEAM IS SURVEYING, TAKING A LOOK AND MARKING DOWN THE MOST SEVERE DAMAGE. A FEMA REPRESENTATIVE SAYS IT'S NOT GUARANTEED EVERYONE WILL GET HELP OR THE SAME AMOUNT. THESE CREWS ARE TAKING THEIR TIME. THEY WANT TO MAKE SURE THEY DON'T MISS SOMETHING. ONCE THEY'RE DONE WITH THEIR ASSESSMENTS, THEY PUT ALL THAT TOGETHER AND COME UP WITH A PLAN.