18 Quotes by Nick Russo

We want to preserve and protect Mississippi's rich architectural and archaeological heritage as communities restore and rebuild.

We want people to understand this deadline is for new disaster applications. If they have already applied, their cases will continue to be processed. New applications will not be accepted after the March 11, 2006, deadline.

We want people to understand that this deadline is only for new disaster applications. If they have already applied, their cases will continue to be processed. Mississippians who need assistance need to register with FEMA before the deadline.

The reduced level of activity at the Jackson center means we're moving forward in the recovery process.

One of the biggest problems businesses face in the aftermath of a natural disaster like this is a diminished workforce. Unless it's a 'mom and pop' operation, businesses can't operate without a staff. Good planning could help avoid this problem.

Restoring the Biloxi Lighthouse Fishing Dock and the Small Craft Harbor will help bring back some beauty and enjoyment to this great city.

Residents of these temporary homes need to practice safety first at all times.

We are renewing our efforts to identify and reach people who may not have registered for various reasons and need more time to apply.

This Saturday or Monday may be the only time some applicants have to visit a DRC so we want to be available for them. We want to be sure they have every opportunity to get the information they need.