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Over 150 Western Alaska evacuees from Typhoon Halong’s remnants are moving from Anchorage hotels to temporary housing, with rebuilding planned for spring.
Western Alaska residents displaced by Typhoon Halong’s remnants in October are slowly moving from Anchorage hotels to temporary housing, with over 150 transitioning so far.
The state, aided by FEMA covering 75% of hotel costs, is using rental assistance for temporary homes, though challenges include background checks, furnishing units, and tight housing markets.
Some evacuees have found jobs and can afford rent, while others not meeting eligibility criteria are being placed in alternative housing.
Rebuilding in affected Western Alaska communities is planned for spring.
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Más de 150 evacuados del oeste de Alaska de los restos del tifón Halong están mudándose de los hoteles de Anchorage a viviendas temporales, con la reconstrucción planeada para la primavera.