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California Severe Winter Storms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides
Période de l’incident: déc 27, 2022 - jan 31, 2023
Date de déclaration: jan 14, 2023
Liens rapides
- Ressources de récupération: État et Local | Nationale
- Connectez-vous: Réseaux sociaux | Application mobile et texte
- Conseil 24/7: Ligne d’assistance en cas de catastrophe
En savoir plus sur cette catastrophe
Ressources locales
Local Information
Actualités et médias locaux
Visitez la page Actualités et médias pour les événements, les fiches d'information, les communiqués de presse et d'autres ressources multimédias.
Citizenship and FEMA Eligibility
FEMA is committed to helping all eligible disaster survivors recover from Hurricane Ian, including U.S. citizens, non-citizen nationals and qualified aliens.
Learn more about Citizenship and Immigration Status Requirements for Federal Public Benefits
Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC)
Impacted survivors from the approved designated counties can visit the nearest DRC for help to apply for assistance. Representatives from FEMA and U.S. Small Business Administration are available at these centers to explain disaster assistance programs, answer questions about written correspondence and provide literature about repairs and rebuilding to make homes more disaster resistant.
Residents who previously registered for assistance do not need to visit the DRC, but can ask questions or seek further information in person at the DRC in addition to online or by phone.
Save Your Family Treasures
FEMA and the Smithsonian Institution co-sponsor the Heritage Emergency National Task Force, a partnership of more than 60 national service organizations and federal agencies created to protect cultural heritage from the damaging effects of natural disasters and other emergencies.
The Task Force offers the following guidance to help you recover your family treasures from a disaster.
How Do I Appeal the Final Decision?
If you receive a letter stating that you are ineligible for assistance or that your application is incomplete, you can still complete the application or appeal the decision within 60 days of receiving a decision letter. The letter would either be mailed to you or placed into your Disaster Assistance Center account, if you have set up an account.
Frequently Asked Questions and Rumors
Learn more about common disaster-related rumors and how to report fraud. You can also get answers to frequently asked questions about emergency shelters, disaster assistance, flood insurance and more.
Additional Multimedia
Below you can find social media graphics and images with important safety messaging in various languages, including English, Chinese, Spanish and Vietnamese.
- Disaster Support Social Graphics
- American Sign Language (ASL): FEMA Registration Process - Registration
- American Sign Language (ASL): How to Register with Disaster Survivor Assistance
- American Sign Language (ASL): Reasons to Apply for an SBA Loan
- American Sign Language (ASL): Renters May be Eligible for Federal Help
- American Sign Language (ASL): Understanding Your Letter
Verifying Home Ownership or Occupancy
FEMA is required to verify you lived at the address in your application as your primary residence before providing most types of IHP Assistance. FEMA is also required to verify you owned your home before providing Home Repair or Replacement Assistance.
As part of our effort to make the disaster assistance process quicker and reduce the burden on applicants, we try to verify occupancy and ownership by using an automated public records search.
If we cannot verify you lived in or owned the home that you listed in your application, we will ask you to provide documents to prove occupancy and/or ownership to help us determine if you are eligible for assistance.
Comment aider
Faire du bénévolat et faire un don
Le rétablissement peut prendre de nombreuses années après une catastrophe. Il existe de nombreuses façons d'aider, comme donner de l'argent, des articles nécessaires ou de votre temps. En savoir plus sur la manière d'aider les personnes dans le besoin.
Ne vous déployez pas dans les zones sinistrées. Les organisations de confiance présentes dans les zones touchées savent où l'on a besoin de volontaires. Travaillez avec une organisation établie pour vous assurer que vous disposez de la sécurité, de la formation et des compétences nécessaires pour intervenir.
Faire des affaires avec la FEMA
Si vous souhaitez fournir des services et des biens rémunérés pour l'aide aux victimes de catastrophes, visitez notre site web Page "Faire des affaires avec la FEMA pour commencer.
Si vous possédez une entreprise spécialisée dans l'enlèvement des débris et que vous souhaitez participer aux efforts de nettoyage dans les zones touchées, veuillez contacter les autorités locales de ces zones pour leur proposer vos services.
Obligations de financement
Aide individuelle | Amount |
---|---|
Aide totale au logement (AP) - en dollars approuvés | $57,351,787.65 |
Total des autres besoins d'aide (ONA) - Dollars approuvés | $3,780,955.85 |
Total des dollars du programme pour les particuliers et les ménages approuvés | $61,132,743.50 |
Demandes d'aide individuelle approuvées | 8436 |
Assistance publique | Amount |
---|---|
Travaux d'urgence (Catégories A-B) - Dollars engagés | $50,624,153.98 |
Travail permanent (Catégories C-G) – Dollars engagés | $34,630,876.55 |
Total en dollars des subventions d'aide publique engagées | $91,421,497.44 |
Hazard Mitigation Assistance | Amount |
---|---|
Programme de subventions pour l'atténuation des risques (HMGP) - Dollars engagés | $19,282,392.01 |