Sullivan

March 31 marked the one-year anniversary of when an EF-3 tornado tore through the town of Sullivan, upending lives and damaging or destroying at least 200 structures.

The recovery process is proving to be long and expensive, nearly five months after a tornado tore through Sullivan, Indiana.

Citizens are not happy with how long the city is taking to start repairs and contact those who need help.

FEMA reported over $8.3 million have been distributed to Hoosiers in the wake of the storms and over 2,000 people have applied for help. 

Federal aid is available for those affected by the severe weather March 31 to April 1.

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Many demolished homes have cleared away after sustaining enough damage to make them unsuitable for living.

The White House urged residents who sustained losses to apply for assistance online, by calling by calling (800) 621-3362 or by using the FEMA app.

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The community is beginning to put the pieces back together after a tornado swept through, decimating homes and changing lives.