To our knowledge, this is the first time a state has set aside housing or space for housing for future disasters.

This is not a seismically active area. It's unusual for the region to be shaken that way.

We don't want to put in trailers or houses without utilities. We're talking about miles and miles of lines down.

I think that certainly FEMA bent over backwards to try to make this very specialized request happen as quickly as possible. The most important thing is, there are 13 alleged bad characters off the streets.

We're ready for Wilma and, whatever the storm brings, we're set to go.

We've got plenty of housing units on the road, in the pipeline right now, but we are going to need more.