Brownville -
Governor LePage signed a proclamation last week requesting emergency federal assistance to repair roads damaged by last month's flooding.
Storms swept through Brownville leaving roads in ruin.
Milo, Sebec and Patten were also hit with heavy rain.
The governor's proclamation is calling for immediate repair of the damaged roadways.
Only 75-percent of the damage has been fixed in Brownville.
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