Fact Sheets

State, Tribal and Territorial (STT) governments across the Nation are still fighting the battle against rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations,

BATON ROUGE, La.– A Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) in Lake Charles will open Nov. 24 to help hurricane survivors.

 

Since the federal disaster declaration for Hurricane Sally, Bay County residents have received approximately

Since the federal disaster declaration for Hurricane Sally, Santa Rosa County residents have received approximately $36.8 million in total federal funds.

Since the federal disaster declaration for Hurricane Sally, Okaloosa County residents have received approximately $7.7 million in total federal funds.

Since the federal disaster declaration for Hurricane Sally, Escambia County residents have received approximately $108.2 million in total federal funds.

Since the federal disaster declaration for Hurricane Sally, Walton County residents have received approximately $2.8 million in total federal funds.

Louisianans are strongly urged to take advantage of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) since even though the hurricane season

FEMA can’t duplicate insurance payments for Floridians with losses from Hurricane Sally, but it might be able to help with some expenses that aren’t covered fully by insurance. It’s a good idea to register with FEMA even if you have insurance.

What is Direct Temporary Housing?