Several Disaster Recovery Centers close in Central Florida

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Three Disaster Recovery Centers in Central Florida are completely closing.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency introduced areas at Seminole State College, First Baptist Church of Astor, and the Flagler County Fairgrounds would now not be open after Tuesday.

While the three facilities are ending operations, FEMA stated assist continues to be obtainable.

“We will be here as long as we’re needed, so don’t worry about trying to get in touch with us,” FEMA spokeswoman Kim Fuller stated.

After the facilities are closed, there are 4 methods to achieve FEMA to verify on an utility standing:

• FEMA Help line 800-621-3362

• FEMA App

• Area Disaster Recovery Centers together with Barnett Park in Orlando

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For months, the Disaster Recovery Centers have served as areas for folks in search of in-person assistance on help for restoration from Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Nicole.

The deadline to use for help for injury from Hurricane Ian has handed, however folks affected can nonetheless verify the standing of an functions and get information about assist with rental help or different primary wants.

The deadline to apply for assistance for damage from Hurricane Nicole is Monday, Feb. 13.  The utility might be submitted by calling 800-621-3362 or on-line at Disasterassistance.gov.

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