
WALLA WALLA, Wash. (AP) - Agencies in Walla Walla County are getting some federal help for last winter's nasty snowstorms.
The county's Emergency Management Department says the Federal Emergency Management Administration is providing $305,000 to nine agencies or private nonprofits - including Walla Walla County, Walla Walla Public Schools, the city of College Place and Whitman College - to reimburse some of their snow-removal or other costs incurred during near-record snowfall last December and January.
Emergency officials say the money will go toward building, roof, road, bridge and transit projects.
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