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2yr Flood Anniversary Events

JULY 26, 2024 – Fahe’s Sr VP of Partnerships and Programs, Pam Johnson and Partnerships and Programs Manager, Angela Stephens joined KY Governor Beshear and Team KY staff at a series of events related to the 2nd anniversary of the July 2022 flooding.

These events included commemorating lives lost in Knott County, celebrating housing progress in Breathitt County, and ribbon cuttings ceremonies at the Wayland and Skyview High Ground sites.

A group of four people stand together outside in a gravel area, smiling for the photo. From left to right: a man in a blue shirt and sunglasses, a woman in a multicolored patterned top, a woman in a white shirt with "Team Kentucky" on it, and a woman in a pink blouse. They are all standing in front of a background of green hills and people gathered in the distance.
Governor Beshear, Angela Stephens, Lt. Governor Coleman, and Pam Johnson attending the Skyview ribbon cutting ceremony.
A group of people stand in front of a memorial stone at a ceremony, with a man in a blue shirt speaking into a microphone. The memorial honors the lives lost in the historic flood of July 28, 2022, in Knott County, Kentucky. The stone lists the names of those who perished and expresses remembrance of survivors, volunteers, and first responders. In the background, there is a stone building with a flagpole and a few people seated and standing around the memorial.
Governor Beshear speaking at Knott County Flood Memorial
A group of six people stand together in front of a flag backdrop, smiling for the photo. The group consists of two women and four men, all wearing casual attire, with two of the women in blue and one man in a green shirt. The man in the blue shirt is in the center, and everyone is standing closely together in a professional but friendly manner. The room appears to be an indoor setting, with a Kentucky flag visible in the background.
Julia Stagnelli and Chris Doll from HDA, Gov Beshear, Pam Johnson, Jackson Mayor Thomas, Lt. Gov Coleman pictured following the $6M CDBG-DR Grant Award announcement for Breathitt County.
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