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No Shutdown at Fiscal Year's End: What the Dec. 11 Funding and Flood Insurance Deadline Means for Florida

Flood Insurance Deadline Arrives Sept. 30 With Florida Closings on the Line

Flood Insurance Deadline Moves to December 11, and No State Has More Riding on It Than Florida

Flood Insurance Authorization Runs Out December 11, and Florida Has More at Stake Than Any Other State

A Quiet Storm Season Buys Florida Time on Insurance and Federal Disaster Money

Congress Averts an October Shutdown and Extends Flood Insurance to December 11

Flood Insurance Program Expires September 30 With Florida Most Exposed

National Flood Insurance Program Expires September 30 and Florida Has the Most to Lose

Flood Insurance Authorization Expires Sept. 30 and Florida Has the Most to Lose

National Flood Insurance Program Expires September 30 With Florida Most Exposed

FEMA Flood Mitigation Deadlines Arrive This Month for Florida Communities

A Below-Normal Forecast Meets Its First Gulf Test as Federal Readiness Is Watched

Florida Faces the Highest Stakes as Congress Nears a September Flood Insurance Deadline

Federal Flood Insurance Faces a September Deadline as Most Florida Homes Go Uncovered

National Flood Insurance Deadline Puts Florida's 1.8 Million Policies on the Line

September Deadline Looms for Flood Insurance Program That Millions of Floridians Depend On

Florida's 1.7 Million Flood Policies Hang on Congress as NFIP Faces September Deadline

National Flood Insurance Program Set to Expire September 30 as Hurricane Season Peaks