We have three priorities. One, those people in shelters. Second are those who have been staying in hotels or somewhere else and third are people staying with family or friends.
A lot of other disasters, there were problems like mold or roofing that were fixed and then people moved back in. Now, we're talking about existing housing being at a premium.
We want to emphasize that this is temporary housing, but depending on people's needs that length may change.
We've taken calls from people with vacant land ready to use, but we also look for existing mobile parks because they already have the utilities to hook into.
That road actually falls under the care and feeding of the FHWA, and FEMA can't duplicate those funds. It's their bailiwick, I understand, because other than the state highway, it's the only road to Virginia City.
