On Sept. 5, 2021, President Joe Biden approved a major disaster declaration for the state of New York for remnants of Hurricane Ida. Torrential downpour from the storm resulted in severe flooding that impacted homes, businesses and infrastructure across the state. The recovery continues through a whole community approach across all levels of government, community organizations and individuals.
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NEW YORK – Eight months after the remnants of Hurricane Ida damaged homes, businesses and infrastructure across New York state, FEMA, the U.S. Small Business Administration and the National Flood Insurance Program have approved nearly 800 million dollars to help New Yorkers recover and rebuild.
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NEW YORK – FEMA has obligated nearly $335,000 to reimburse Temple Tikvah in Nassau County for costs associated with emergency protective measures following remnants of Hurricane Ida. This is just one step FEMA has taken to help houses of worship in the state of New York recover and rebuild.
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Homeowners and renters in Orange County who sustained property damage or loss caused by remnants of Hurricane Ida from Sept. 1-3, 2021 have until Monday, Jan. 31, to apply for federal disaster assistance.
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NEW YORK – It has been four months since the remnants of Hurricane Ida impacted homes, businesses and infrastructure across New York state. To date, FEMA, the U.S. Small Business Administration and the National Flood Insurance Program has disbursed nearly half a billion dollars to help New Yorkers recover and rebuild.
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Hurricane Ida in New York Fact Sheet 2: Flood Warning and Inundation Mapping
This fact sheet describes how flood warning systems and mapping can provide situational awareness for key questions before and during flood events. It also highlights the benefits of flood forecasting and warning in reducing physical damage and losses.
Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for Environmental Assessment for Oakdale Sewer Extension Project, FEMA-DR-4615-NY, signed 08/22/2024
Public Notice and Draft Environmental Assessment for Oakdale Sewer Extension Project, Town of Islip, Suffolk County, New York, FEMA-DR-4615-NY, June 2024
Considering Policies and Regulations to Reduce Risks Caused by Urban Flooding (Hurricane Ida in New York Fact Sheet 4)
This fact sheet summarizes the recommendations from technical reports FEMA prepared after Hurricane Ida. Communities use different mechanisms to put recommendations into practice.
New York Remanentes del Huracán Ida Un Ano Despues
New York Remnants of Hurricane Ida One Year Infographic
DR-4615-NY Orange County JAN 31 Deadline to Apply Graphic
Public Notice for DR-4615 Ida
Bantuan FEMA Boleh Digunakan untuk Baiki atau Ganti Relau
Adakah anda pemilik rumah yang mendapat bantuan FEMA bagi tujuan pembaikan rumah? Adakah kemudiannya anda dapati relau anda rosak atau musnah akibat Taufan Ida? Sekiranya relau anda tidak dilindungi insurans, FEMA mungkin dapat memberikan bantuan tambahan untuk membaiki atau menggantinya. Tetapi anda mestilah membuat permohonan kepada FEMA secara bertulis dan sertakan resit atau anggaran harga pembaikan yang dapat disahkan.
English Fact Sheet: FEMA Assistance Can Help Repair or Replace Furnaces | https://www.fema.gov/fact-sheet/fema-assistance-can-help-repair-or-replace-furnaces
Berwaspada dengan Penipuan dan Artis Scam
Selepas berlakunya bencana, artis scam, pencuri identiti dan penjenayah lainnya sering berusaha untuk mengambil kesempatan mangsa-mangsa bencana. Pegawai pengurusan kecemasan persekutuan dan negeri menggesa penduduk supaya berwaspada dan melaporkan sebarang aktiviti yang mencurigakan.
English Fact Sheet: Beware of Fraud and Scam Artists | https://www.fema.gov/fact-sheet/beware-fraud-and-scam-artists-2