My brother and sister-in-law lost almost everything in their condo last September due to Hurricane Ian. They live in the Fort Meyers area and their ground-floor condo flooded. It had to be gutted. They finally moved in on April 6 after mold remediation etc. even though their place wasn't completely renovated. They had to fight the insurance companies every step of the way. They were lucky. They had one neighbor who had discontinued her flood insurance a month before the hurricane hit.
The voters of the state of Florida should read this and they will understand why their elected officials are voting for whoever is lining their pockets and the citizens of this great state are paying the price.
My brother and sister-in-law lost almost everything in their condo last September due to Hurricane Ian. They live in the Fort Meyers area and their ground-floor condo flooded. It had to be gutted. They finally moved in on April 6 after mold remediation etc. even though their place wasn't completely renovated. They had to fight the insurance companies every step of the way. They were lucky. They had one neighbor who had discontinued her flood insurance a month before the hurricane hit.
Great article,
The voters of the state of Florida should read this and they will understand why their elected officials are voting for whoever is lining their pockets and the citizens of this great state are paying the price.