The funding will benefit multiple states and territories, addressing critical infrastructure repairs and disaster recovery needs. For example, Kentucky's Perry County Board of Education will receive $10.9 million for flood-damaged school repairs, while North Carolina's Department of Transportation will get $10.5 million for road and bridge repairs. Hawaii will receive $1.9 million for water line repairs. These investments aim to mitigate risks from future disasters, such as flooding and infrastructure failures, while supporting affected communities' recovery efforts.