Other state numbers included in the release were the $76.6 million in low-interest, Small Business Administration loans the federal government uses as the primary source of money for the long-term rebuilding of disaster-damaged personal property, as well as $19.8 million paid directly Claims Adjusters Standpoints to residents as part of FEMAs Individual Assistance, or IA, grant program. Of that money, St. Johns County has received about $32.2 million in SBA loans and around $7.5 million in IA grants. Those figures, coupled with money from the flood insurance claims means St. Johns County residents and businesses have seen at least $120.8 million of the $296.5 million in disaster relief listed in the FEMA news release. And the county is expected to see more. Last months release said FEMA has approved $24.7 million through its Public Assistance Program for the state. That money helps communities pay for the repair, replacement, or restoration of disaster-damaged infrastructure on a cost share basis, as well as as costs incurred for disaster cleanup of emergency actions taken to protect lives or property, the release said. St. Johns County Emergency Management Director Linda Stoughton told The Record last week that that number has a long way to climb in the coming months. St.

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