Reconstruction of public facilities, roads, and water pipes received increased funding on September 3 to speed up the program.[39] The following day, twelve disaster recovery centers were opened in the affected counties for residents to apply for federal funding.[40] On September 9, two more disaster recovery centers were opened for residents in south Texas.[41] Later that day, $831,593.28 (1999 USD) in disaster housing grants was distributed to affected residents.[42] On September 15, roughly 10,200 people applied for disaster loans, amounting to $3.1 million (1999 USD). A total of 167 also received crisis intervention from FEMA.[43] In Corpus Christi, winds and rain covered the city in debris and brush, costing $200,000 (1999 USD) for clean-up.[44]