According to the Miami Herald, travel trailers distributed by the federal government for those left without homes after Hurricane Irma across the Florida Keys, will disappear from the island chain on March 10th after the program ran for a year and a half.
The Federal Emergency Management Administration already began delivering “end of program” notices to FEMA trailer dwellers.
Irma came into the Florida Keys with full force and destroyed more than 4,000 homes in September 10, 2017.
In December, FEMA began delivering 15-day “warning notice of violation” letters telling occupants what steps they must take to find permanent housing.
“Over 70 percent of the 318 Collier Lee, Hendry and Monroe County applicants who received Direct Housing assistance have found long-term solutions and have moved out of their units,” according to a FEMA statement.
All remaining occupants should have already received the end-of-program letters.
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