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TRENTON, N.J. —The Federal Emergency Management Agency has obligated more than
$452 million in Public Assistance grants to reimburse local and state governments and eligible nonprofits in New Jersey after Superstorm Sandy.
Public Assistance grants help pay for emergency response, debris removal and repairing or rebuilding damaged public facilities. So far 2,899 grants have been approved, including more than $18 million for beach projects:
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