Albertville school system gets insurance money for tornado damage
The money already was in the bank by the time Superintendent Ric Ayer advised the Albertville City Schools Board of Education that the system had received a payment from its insurance company for damage suffered during the EF-3 tornado that struck the city April 24.
Less than a week after the tornado struck, Ayer said the estimate of damage to the schools was $10.8 million.
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