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Disaster Assistance Exceeds $11.5 million (199.50 KB)
Disaster assistance for January's flooding has exceeded $11.5 million. The registration deadline is Tuesday, March 31. If you need assistance call 1-800-621-FEMA. -
One Week Left to Register for Disaster Assistance (49.17 KB)
March 31 is the deadline to file for homeowners, renters and businesses to register for federal disaster aid for losses in the January 2009 severe winter storm, landslides, mudslides and flooding. -
Green River Valley Residents Urged to Buy Flood Insurance (198.50 KB)
Residents living near the Howard Hanson Dam are urged to buy flood insurance. It's an inexpensive way to protect their homes and businesses. -
SBA Deadline for Homeowners Nearing (202.00 KB)
The Small Business Administration's deadline for repair loans for both homeowners and businesses is March 31. To register, call 1-800-621-FEMA. -
Washington Residents Receive Almost $10 Million (201.00 KB)
Washington residents have received almost $10 million in disaster assistance for damages sustained during January's flood. There's still time to apply for help. Call 1-800-621-FEMA to register. -
Call 211 for Disaster Assistance Needs (198.50 KB)
211 centers can give you valuable information if you are looking for disaster assistance. They also can offer information on non-governmental resources in your community. -
Deadline Nearing for Disaster Assistance Applications (195.00 KB)
March 31 is the deadline for filing for disaster assistance from January's floods. If you haven't registered call FEMA at 1-800-621-FEMA. -
Reaching Washington's Many and Diverse Communities (200.00 KB)
Disaster specialists have reached out to thousands of Washington residents in a variety of languages. There's still time to register if you need assistance. Call 1-800-621-FEMA -
Don't Forget Your Building Permit (197.00 KB)
If you're rebuilding after the floods remember to get all applicable permits. -
Disaster Assistance for Floods Over $9 million (200.50 KB)
Disaster assistance for emergency housing, other needs and repair loans has topped $9 million. It's still not too late to register. Call 1-800-621-FEMA.
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