The expenses include paying for hotel rooms or temporary housing for Florida residents left without a home following the hurricane.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said it has approved $327 million in disaster relief to Florida residents in 24 counties following the impact of Hurricane Ian.
FEMA said it approved funds for 182,000 households and individuals for expenses not covered by insurance. Hurricane Ian is estimated to be among the costliest hurricanes in Florida's history. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement confirmed 105 storm-related deaths, nearly half in Lee County.
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