New Orleans Residents Still Wait For Road Home Program Funds 16 Months After Hurricane Katrina - NewsHour Productions

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA - NOVEMBER 11: Workers continue to fix levee breaks sixteen months after Hurricane Katrina hit the area, on November 11, 2006 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Residents in New Orleans still wait for the "Road Home" funds to rebuild their homes. The program was set up with $7,5 billion in federal money to provide up to $150,000 grants to homeowners to rebuild the state's devastated housing stock. But 16 months after the flooding, only 1,300 homeowners have received a cent out of the 109,000 who have applied. (Footage by NewsHour Productions/Getty Images)

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA - NOVEMBER 11: Workers continue to fix levee breaks sixteen months after Hurricane Katrina hit the area, on November 11, 2006 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Residents in New Orleans still wait for the "Road Home" funds to rebuild their homes. The program was set up with $7,5 billion in federal money to provide up to $150,000 grants to homeowners to rebuild the state's devastated housing stock. But 16 months after the flooding, only 1,300 homeowners have received a cent out of the 109,000 who have applied. (Footage by NewsHour Productions/Getty Images)
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11 November, 2006
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