Kentucky Governor Advocates for State-Run Disaster Relief Model

Recent audit reveals efficient management of funds with a 0.57% error rate.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has advocated for the adoption of state-run disaster relief funds as a model for future disaster relief efforts.
A recent audit of the funds revealed a 0.57% error rate, which Beshear highlighted as evidence of the funds' efficiency.
The funds, which were set up following devastating tornadoes and floods in Kentucky, have raised tens of millions of dollars through charitable donations.
The funds have been used to cover funeral expenses, provide direct payments to survivors, and support long-term recovery efforts.
Beshear plans to visit tornado-stricken towns in Kentucky to mark the second anniversary of the deadly tornadoes and to hand over keys to new homes for survivors.