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One Month Remaining To Apply For Hurricane Sally FEMA Assistance
November 2, 2020
Florida Panhandle residents who have uninsured losses resulting from Hurricane Sally have until December 1 to register with FEMA for disaster assistance. One month after residents in five counties became eligible for federal disaster assistance, more than $94 million has been approved in federal grants, loans and flood insurance payments.
As of October 29:
- FEMA has approved $19.2 million to 4,554 individuals and households.
- The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has approved $25.9 million in disaster loans for 653 homeowners, renters and businesses.
- The National Flood Insurance Program has received 4,383 claims and paid $49.7 million.
December 1 is also is the deadline to apply to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for low-interest disaster loans for physical property damage. The deadline for working capital applications is July 2, 2021.
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6 Responses to “One Month Remaining To Apply For Hurricane Sally FEMA Assistance”
I’ve lost everything that I owned and not a moment to another apartment and me and my kids are on the floor we don’t have anything anymore
My car n house flooded in vernon on sept 17th was called historic flood .but yet vernon didnt make the cut for individulal assistance i dont understand how that is in one day everything changed!
FEMA rejected our application before even seeing the damage in our pictures how is that possible and what do we do now to get the help we need to replace our clothing and furniture that was destroyed in the flood?
All of my freezer stiff was ruined ,meat,pizzas, deer sausage,deer roast beef roast, children’s pops of all kinds and 2 trees that I can’t afford anyone to completely come and cut , limbs everywhere, and our electricity off for 4 and a half days miserable times.
>>When can I file for FEMA due to Hurricane Zeta?
In Florida,there is no FEMA individual assistance due to Hurricane Zeta and won’t be.
When can I file for FEMA due to Hurricane Zeta?