The governor's administration says 37 Massachusetts communities damaged by flooding last year will be getting a share of $10 million in disaster relief funding. The funding being released is from the supplemental budget the Legislature passed and Gov. Maura Healey signed in December. The administration says it included $15 million for municipalities that had damage or emergency response expenses from extreme weather over the last year. It says the remaining $5 million will be distributed in the spring to help cities and towns hurt by September storms.
