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BusinessJune 5, 2023

Ameren announced Friday, June 2, a $15,000 donation to Woodland Fire Protection District following the deadly April 5 EF2 tornado in Glen Allen and Grassy, Missouri, that killed five and destroyed more than a dozen homes. Funds received from the utility company will be used to assist with essential first responder equipment and infrastructure after the twister, which packed 130 mile per hour winds...

U.S. Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., surveys damage April 10 and visits with relief workers and tornado victims in Glen Allen, Missouri. Ameren has announced a donation to assist with recovery efforts in impacted Bollinger County communities.
U.S. Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., surveys damage April 10 and visits with relief workers and tornado victims in Glen Allen, Missouri. Ameren has announced a donation to assist with recovery efforts in impacted Bollinger County communities.Danny Walter

Ameren announced Friday, June 2, a $15,000 donation to Woodland Fire Protection District following the deadly April 5 EF2 tornado in Glen Allen and Grassy, Missouri, that killed five and destroyed more than a dozen homes.

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Funds received from the utility company will be used to assist with essential first responder equipment and infrastructure after the twister, which packed 130 mile per hour winds.

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