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The Federal Emergency Management Agency recently issued a notice providing details about home inspections that will be done in the area in the coming weeks.
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Articles and resources for the 2026 Flooding
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State seeks explanation from city on sewer overflow during flooding
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CADILLAC — The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy has requested an explanation from the city about a sanitary sewer overflow that occurred in April.
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FEMA urges all flood-affected residents to apply for financial aid
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CADILLAC — All flood-impacted residents, even those who don’t think they’d qualify for financial compensation or who already received a payment from their private insurance provider, are urged to file a claim with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Impact of 2008 flooding felt for years afterward
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CADILLAC — The flooding experienced in the Cadillac area in 2008, which was in many respects far less extreme than the flooding experienced a few months ago, caused ripple effects that were felt several years after the initial event.
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Lakes finally down to maximum spring level, dam gate closed
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CADILLAC — The level of lakes Cadillac and Mitchell is finally where it should be, months later than it typically is.
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South 47 Road still closed due to high water table, damage
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CADILLAC — A handful of roads in Wexford County remain closed as a result of flood-related damage and in the case of South 47 Road, the roadway still being flooded.
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Wexford, Osceola Co. flood victims eligible for FEMA aid. Here’s how to apply
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal officials are directing homeowners who suffered flood damage losses to apply for assistance at disasterassistance.gov.
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State confirms disaster declaration applies to area counties
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How to apply for assistance Individuals who live in a designated county, whose home or property was damaged by the storms will be able to apply online at disasterassistance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-3362. Loan applications are also available online or by mail. For additional information on low-interest SBA loans or the application process, visit the MySBA Loan Portal or call 1-800-659-2955. FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers and SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Centers will be established in affected areas. Locations will be posted on the Statewide Flooding website when available.
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Officials still unclear if disaster declaration applies to this area
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CADILLAC — State officials are still waiting for details on a disaster declaration approved by President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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Heavy rains Thursday lead to some anxiety in Cadillac
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CADILLAC — Some Cadillac residents felt a dreadful sense of deja vu on Thursday, when heavy rains caused isolated flooding on parts of Chestnut Street, along the Clam River and in other places around town.
