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Fact Sheets

FEMA Recovery Checklist for the Oklahoma Severe Winter Storms

Oklahomans in 16 counties designated for disaster assistance who were affected by February’s severe winter storms and still need help have many res

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Rental Assistance Available: Getting it and Keeping it Going

Survivors of hurricanes Laura, Delta and Zeta and the winter storms could be eligible for rental assistance for temporary housing through F

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It’s Important for Oklahomans to Return their SBA Loan Application

Survivors of the February severe winter storms in Oklahoma who apply for disaster assistance from FEMA may be referred to the U.S.

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Volunteers Still Needed for Disaster Recovery in Louisiana

In the wake of a disaster, the people of Louisiana have always come together with compassion and courage to ask how they can help survivors.

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Biden-Harris Administration: First 100 Days

Actions taken by FEMA since January 20, 2021 prioritized equity and leveraged strategic partnerships to deliver record-breaking achievements in furtherance of Biden-Harris Administration priorities. This document identifies key FEMA accomplishments in the first 100 days of the Administration.

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FEMA Recovery Checklist Following the Severe Winter Storms in Texas

Texans in the 126 counties* designated for disaster assistance who were affected by February’s severe winter storms and still need help have many resources to support their recovery efforts. Review FEMA’s recovery checklist to ensure you’ve taken all the steps in your federal assistance process:

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Why It’s Important for Texans to Return the SBA Loan Application

Survivors of the February severe winter storms in Texas who apply for disaster assistance from FEMA may be referred to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) with information on how to apply for a disaster loan.

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Update: FEMA Provides $33 Million for Iowa Derecho Recovery

FEMA has provided more than $33 million to help Iowa communities recover from the derecho that struck the state on August 10, 2020.

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Use Your FEMA Grant for Disaster-Related Expenses

Disaster recovery officials remind survivors who may have received FEMA disaster funds that it’s important to use the money for the disaster-relate

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Beware of Fraudulent Contractors

FEMA and the Louisiana Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) caution disaster survivors to be aware of

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Last updated November 2, 2020