More FEMA grant money coming to area after Hurricane Michael

More FEMA money is coming to our area to help with Hurricane Michael relief.

Monday, FEMA announced nearly $670,000 to help 17 local cities and groups. It's all part of FEMA's Public Assistance Program.

The $669,789 in grants breaks down:

• City of Alford – $5,782 for repairs to signage citywide

• City of Greensboro – $4,491 for emergency protective measures

• City of Madison – $6,604 for emergency protective measures

• City of Malone – $9,719 for repairs to sewer lift station

• City of Panama City Beach – $333,435 for debris removal

• Gulf Coast Children’s Advocacy Center – $35,216 for debris removal

• Ingathering Worship Center – $7,023 for emergency protective measures

• Jackson County – $62,735 for temporary facility to relocate courthouse

• Jefferson County – $13,586 for repairs to Landfill Road

• Liberty County Sheriff’s Office – $77,884 for emergency protective measures

• Marianna First United Methodist Church – $28,900 for emergency protective measures

• Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office – $8,460 for management costs

• Taylor County – $11,777 for emergency protective measures

• Town of Altha – $4,500 for repairs to library

• Town of Wausau – $15,619 for repairs to Dalton Carter Park and George Rogers Recreation Complex

• Victory Tabernacle – $8,019 for emergency protective measures

• Walton County Sheriff’s Office – $36,039 for emergency protective measures

The grant money will go towards debris removal, emergency protective measures, temporary facilities, and permanent repairs.