Fact Sheets
FEMA disaster assistance is a multi-step process. Specialists are at the Flood Assistance Center, located at the Tribal Administration Building, to begin the application process and help with any questions.
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St. Louis City & St. Louis County Recovery Update
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FEMA’s Disaster Survivor Assistance (DSA) teams support disaster survivors by helping them apply for federal assistance, identifying immediate needs, providing application updates and providing referrals to additional community resources.
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Recovery Update for the May 16 Tornadoes and Severe Storms.
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If you are a Wisconsin homeowner or renter in Milwaukee, Washington or Waukesha counties with uninsured damage to your primary home, personal property loss or have disaster-related emergency needs due to the August storms and flooding, you will receive a letter from FEMA after you apply for assistance. Understanding this letter and any next steps you need to take is critical for your recovery.
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The recertification process is an important part of ensuring continued eligibility for FEMA's temporary housing programs. Recertification Advisors conduct monthly visits with Maui wildfire survivors in FEMA’s temporary housing programs to ensure they remain eligible for the assistance. A key eligibility requirement is that survivors must actively work toward securing a permanent housing solution. While the responsibility of finding permanent housing rests with the survivor, it is essential that they keep their Recertification Advisor informed of any challenges or barriers they encounter during this process.
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In addition to applying for FEMA assistance, New Mexico homeowners and renters in Lincoln and Doña Ana counties who sustained damage or losses from the June 23 – Aug. 5 severe storms, flooding and landslides may apply for a disaster loan from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
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Recovery Update for the May 16 Tornadoes and Severe Storms.
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Recovering from a disaster is an ongoing process. It is important for New Mexico residents to know the resources available to support their recovery efforts. Here are some steps that may help keep your recovery on track.
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