As
of close of business yesterday, December 7, Norfolk has had 565 individuals and
businesses registered for FEMA assistance.
Housing Assistance has totaled $373,873.99 and “Other Needs” have
totaled $81,035.63 for a total of $454,909.62 in FEMA Individual Housing
Programs assistance ($7,621,621.63 among all 7 declared localities). As a reminder, Individuals & Household
Program (IHP) provides money and services to people in presidentially-declared
disaster areas; Housing Assistance (HA) provides assistance for
disaster-related housing needs; Other Needs Assistance (ON) provides assistance
for other disaster-related needs such as furnishings, transportation and
medical expenses.
We are unaware of any unmet needs; however, if
you or anyone you know experienced damage from Hurricane Matthew and have not
yet registered with FEMA, there is a deadline to do so of January 3, 2017. In other words, if in doubt as to whether you
may qualify for assistance, call now!
There is absolutely no obligation.December Team Norfolk Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) Meeting:
Remembering
the holiday season is not always a time of cheer for all in our community, as
you feel led, we will receive during our meeting any canned goods or new or gently used toy or
other item you’re willing to bring. We are committed to delivery all donations to the appropriate organization
like the Office to End Homelessness, the Food Bank or other who provide direct assistance to those most in need.
Thank
you, Team Norfolk!Sincerely,
Jim
Director, Norfolk EOC
james.redick@norfolk.gov
Director, Norfolk EOC
james.redick@norfolk.gov
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