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SBA Assesses Damage in Water-Logged Iowa, Indiana; Defends Assistance

WASHINGTON -- The Small Business Administration said it is ready to assist businesses impacted by the flooding that soaked Iowa and other Midwestern states.

By Michelle A. Samaad | Updated on June 24, 2008

WASHINGTON — The Small Business Administration said it is ready to assist businesses impacted by the flooding that soaked Iowa and other Midwestern states.

Jovita Carranza, SBA acting administrator, joined FEMA Administrator David Paulison during a recent tour of disaster-declared areas in Iowa and Indiana to assess areas affected by the storms and ensure SBA’s coordination with federal, state and local governments in providing critical services. The agency said it currently has disaster staff working to meet the needs of residents flooded in Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin and other states.

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