Kentucky is getting more than $1 million from FEMA to repair a drainage system damaged by severe flooding last year.
Flooding and mudslides caused a box culvert and Harlan County to collapse.
The culvert is located along a state highway in Cumberland.
The Kentucky transportation cabinet said it will use the money to restore the facility and install another culvert to allow a greater flow of water under the roadway and reduce future damage.
The cabinet says the cost of the project does one and a half million dollars, with FEMA paying for 75%.
The state is funding the rest.