The Federal Government Is Fulfilling Its Commitment To Help The People Of The Gulf Coast Rebuild

President And Mrs. Bush Are Visiting Louisiana And Mississippi To Review These States’ Progress In Rebuilding From The Unprecedented Devastation Of Hurricane Katrina. The Federal Government Has Provided More Than $114 Billion In Resources – $127 Billion Including Tax Relief – To The Gulf Region.

Over The Past Year, $24 Billion In Federal Funds Have Been Spent To Rebuild The Gulf States And To Further Assist Hurricane Victims. Federal dollars have been used to build houses and schools, repair damaged infrastructure, and provide victims with a place to live and other essential assistance as the region continues to get back on its feet. More >