http://www.katrinaconnection.com Hurricane Katrina-Rita surviors website http://www.katrinaconnection.com/RoadHomeLiftsDeadlines.html Louisiana has lifted its deadlines for hurricane survivors in its Road Home program who were facing deadlines, and the program includes homeowners who sold their Katrina or Rita-damaged homes at a loss before the Road Home started http://www.katrinaconnection.com/HurricaneKatrinaMissing.html Hurricane Katrina and the flooding of New Orleans will never be forgotten by the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. Almost 1900 people are dead or missing from Hurricane Katrina, and all the victims were not in or from New Orleans and the Gulf Coast http://www.katrinaconnection.com/NewOrleansKatrinaEvents08001.html The City of New Orleans was so devastated after Katrina from the floodwaters that the loss of human life is shocking in today's society. In a fitting tribute, the city administration is holding three events on the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina http://www.katrinaconnection.com/News.html Mississippi can build thousands of affordable homes for Hurricane Katrina survivors, under a plan approved by HUD http://www.katrinaconnection.com/NewOrleansRedLightCameras.html Red light cameras can now also catch speeders in New Orleans http://www.katrinaconnection.com/KatrinaSurplus.html The Louisiana Recovery Authority has found some of the $85 million in unused FEMA supplies meant for Hurricanes Katrina and Rita survivors that was recently brought to light by a CNN news report http://www.katrinaconnection.com/LouisianaRoadHomeFraud.html A New Orleans woman has been indicted on charges she defrauded HUD and the Louisiana Road Home Program of more than $217,000 http://www.katrinaconnection.com/CityTrailerOrdinance.html Starting July 1, you can be cited and subject to a daily fine if a trailer or RV is on your property in New Orleans http://www.katrinaconnection.com/HurricanePreparedness.html As the 2008 hurricane season officially starts property owners should prepare now and protect homes and possessions from both hurricane winds or floodwaters http://www.katrinaconnection.com/HurricaneEvacuationSurvey.html In a recent survey only two-thirds of East and Gulf Coast residents said they would evacuate if another major hurricane like Katrina was headed their way. New Orleans, of course, is an exception to the rule.