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Home My WebLink AboutCal OES - October Wildfires Elected Officials Advisory Menchaca, Clarissa From: Bennett, Robin Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2017 8:47 AM To: Menchaca, Clarissa Cc: Dunsmoor, Cindi; Hatcher, Casey Subject: FW: October Wlldfires Elected Officials Advisory 11/27/17 Attachments: Elected Officials Advisory 11-27-17.pdf BOS correspondence from the CalOES with an update. From: Churchill, Rachelle @CalOES [mailto:Rachelle.Churchill@CaIOES.ca.gov] Sent: Monday, November 27, 2017 538 PIVI To: CalOES Legislative Affairs<LegislativeAffairs@caloes.ca.gov> Subject: October Wildfires Elected Officials Advisory 11/27/17 Good evening, Please find today's October Wildfires Elected Officials Advisory. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thanks, �Rachelle Emi Churchill Legislative Anal,yst Legislative & External Affairs Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) 'Save OUT )VE. " cm §' A Cal OES GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES DR-4344-CA California Elected Officials Advisory November 27, 2017 Information in blue font indicates changes from previous report. INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE December 11, 2017. _ Deadline for survivors to register for F:EI IA. Individual Assistance December 1'8,2017 m. Deadline for INsaaster Unemployment Assistance has been extended. II .. �. LmmmAC/DRC Address Total Households Assisted (Cumulative) 7Mendocino County 1375 N. State Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 517 DRC . .... . Napa County LAC 2751 Napa Valley Corporate ......�...�. .,....._..�_ .,....,... _...... Drive 4,35 Building A (Napa County/Napa, CA 94559) Sonorna 2 Satellite Hanna Boys Center 1,914 DRC 17000 Arnold Drive Sonoma, CA 95476 (Sonoana County) �.._... ....__......... ..IT._....L� _...... _ . . . . ...... ...... Lake County DRC Clearlake Senior Community Center- 1.. «..... 3245 Bowers Ave (Lake County/ �_..._. ._ �L..._. .. ....._-. Clearlake/ ' 5422) ...._...._ __...._...._. .. Sonoma DRC Dress Democrat Building 13,934 (Previously Sonorna 1 427 Mendocino Ave. (Sonoma LAC) County/Santa Rosa/95.401) _.._ .._ _...w. __..__. ._.w..l *Tlxe cumulative totals include repeat visits. Individual Assistance Eligible homeowners and renters may be able to receive grant money for lasses not covered by insurance to help pay for basic home repairs,temporary rental assistance and other needs. This grant money does not need to be paid back. You must register: • Going online at DisasterAssi stance.gov • Using the FEMA app for smartphones • Calling; 800-621-3362, TTY 800-462-7585. Applicants who use 711 or Video Relay Service may call 800-621-3362. Operators are multilingual and calls are answered from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week. 1 r UaIOEN Jam. I �- -�) j ; FEMA f GOVERNOR'S OFFICE ',1 �1 9" 4F EMERGENCY SERVICES �;. �` DR-4344-CA California Elected Officials Advisory November 27, 2017 By the Numbers (0013 11112()[17 Approved registrations: 4,14 1 Total Individuals & Households program grants approved: more than $12 million. 1-lousing Assistance: more than $7.5 million Other Needs Assistance: more than $4 million U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Total SBA loans approved: more than $59 million Homeowners: more than $56 million Businesses: more than $2.5 iniIIion DEBRIS REMOVAL I County l\/lerndocina Lake Napa Sonorrra Butte 'uba Nevada ROE 17,ecei131 5517 4,51.4 33 1.56 33 _.. Count 5 _. ._...__. ._. _ .... ..._ _. _ _ _ _... ... ........ ........_.. _... _ . ROE Approved 236 127 462 3,850 33 156 33 ROE Tasked to_ww._. 170 122 292 2,107 33 156 33 _...Contractor Count lvlendocrno Lake Napa Sonoma Butte Yuba Nevada Active l)elaris l2 l4 f4 2 6 2 Removal 5 itcs Debris Removal 54 37 104 3,89 0 11 0 _ .Completed .....___.. .. _. Approved for fl C7 6 U 17 0 0 ._1cbuilrl. _.. . ., 2 GOFEMA Cal OES VERNOR'S OFFICE OFFIE o O F EMERGENCY SERVICES DR-4344-CA California Elected Officials Advisory November 2.7, 2017 EUBLtC ASSISTANCE An Applicants' briefing is a ineetin ,c,ondUc,ted by Cal 0['lS to provide an overview of"the 1°I;M l"rablic Assistance l'rograan, `he Fir"MA FUblic assistance Pro -rani provides grant assistance for debris removal and life-saving emergency protective measures. Clal C)ES will notify potential applicants (State and local governments, "1"ribal governments, and 1'rivrate non-profit organizations) ofthe date, tinge, and location ofthese tneet:ings. [)tiring the meeting, a. Cal OES representative will discuss damages and cost cligibility. Date Tirne Location Decem7l:Uflprat Orange County E niergenc ' Operations Center2644 Santiago Canyon Road Silverado, CA 92676 . Deceniber 6, 2017 ..� 9:fl0am I:flf7prn Yuba COLUIty Government Center 915 8th Street Marysville, CA 95901 l; r cenncer 11., 2017 9:00 am l.f1f}prjj Cal OE,S [IQ 3650 Schriever Ave. Mather, CA 95655 I1.S. rnw C'r� s oaf r in °ca°s 1 c rls c xanva� nformation Line Anyone who has cluestions about the Consolidated Debris removal Program can call the U.S. Army Corps of E ngineers debris removal information line. at 87'7-875-7681 from 8 a.m. to 7 la.tn. or email their questions to: USACESuppor-t,roLake cr;usace.arrny mill USACESupport"pool'v'Tendocino��usace. rrny.rnit USACESu por-tTorNapa cr;usace.artny.n-ril IJSACCSupportToSonomat uusace.arm Congressional/Intergovernmental Staff Contacts U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Bill Robberson, (415) 972-30172, robberson.bill@epa.gov Anna-Marie Cook, (415) 516-6400, cook.anna-mai-ie@epa.gov U.S.Army Corps of Engineers Kimberly Cetchel (530) 417-2435, kimberly.c.getchel ct usace.arrny.rnil 3 ryhN&1 tiq Cal OES Mi / GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES ��a� DR-4344-CA .. California Elected Officials Advisory November 27, 2017 FEMA Congressional Affairs Mark. Sooy, (337) 207-3196, mark.sooy@fet-na.dhs.gov Gene Laughlin, (516) 743-1292, louis.laughlin@fema.dhs.gov Casey De Shong, (510) 612-8691, casey.deshong@ferna.dhs.gov FEMA Intergovernmental Affairs Daniel Green, (303) 324-6952, daniel.green3@fema.dhs.gov U.S. Small Business Administration Cynthia Cowell, (916)200-62.27, cynthia.cowell( sba.gov Cal DES Legislative Affairs Reggie Salvador, (916) 61.2-7317, r•eggie.salvador@caloes.ca.gov Fmi Churchill, (916) 842-0084, rachelle.churchill@caloes.ca.gov Access and Functional Needs survivors can call (916)3611-0380 (TTY 711) for additional assistance. Crisis Counseling Survivors who may be stressed, anxious or depressed fallowing the wildfires can receive free disaster crisis counseling. Survivors who wish to speak to a counselor may call (800) 985-5990 or text Talkwithus@66746. Counseling does not require registering with FEMA.. Disaster Legal Services FEMA, through an agreement with the Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association, provides limited free legal help for survivors. Disaster Legal Services provides assistance to low- income individuals who, prior to or because of the disaster, are unable to secure adequate legal services to meet their disaster-related needs. Legal Hotline. (415)575-3120 httt2://wildfirerecovery.org/services/legaI-services/ How to register with FEMA • Online at DisasterAssistance. ov • By phone: (800) 621-FEMA (3362), TTY 800-462-7585 • By smartphone app: Survivors can download the FEMA. app for their srnartphone and register via the FEMA. app. Small Business Administration SMSA The SBA offers low-interest disaster loans to businesses of all sizes, most private nonprofits, horneowners, and renters. SBA also offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans to businesses in the 4 "y I A i 'N0Cal OES rJOVERNOWS OFFICE FEM A OF EMERGENCY SERVICES DR-4344-CA California Elected Officials Advisory November 27, 2017 designated counties and any contiguous counties. .Applicants can contact SBA's Disaster Assistance Customer Service Center by calling 800-659-2955, ernailling disastercustornerservice i sba.gov or visiting. SBA's website at disasterloan.sba.=off vlela. Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals may call 800- 877-8339. Registration Fraud FEMA recently became aware of potentially suspicious activity related to the recovery from hurricanes and wildfires including fraudulent registrations. FEMA and its partners are taking necessary steps to determine impacts of the fraudulent activities and implement long-terra solutions. If survivors suspect fraud, there are several options for survivors to report suspicious activity. They can contact the Department of Homeland Security (IHS)Office of Inspector General (OIG) at 1-8010-323-8603, TTS' 1-844-889-4357. A fraud complaint may also be completed online at the OIG's website, http://www.oig.dlis. v, faxed to 202-2544297 or mailed to: DHS Office of Inspector General; Mail Stop 0305; Department of Homeland. Security, 245 Murray Drive SW; Washington DC 20528-0305. Survivors can also call. FEMA's Office of the Chief Security Officer(OCSO)'Tip line at. 1-866-223-0814 or email to: FEMA-OCSO-'T'iptinegfema.dhs.gov.. Online Resources Wild fireRecovery.org—California Office of Emergency Services and FEMA website established specifically as a one-stop-shop of information for wildfire disaster survivors. 11�isasterAssistance.gov—Website where wildfire survivors can register for FEMA assistance. Sba. ov/disaster_ Website where businesses, homeowners, and renters can learn more about SBA disaster loans and how to apply. ('al OE S'rrrission is to protect lives and property,build capabilities,and support our communities for a resilient C'al ornia. FT"MA's mission is to support our citizens andfirsiresponders and ensure that cis a notion ive work together to build,sustain,and improve our capability to prepare for,protect against,respond to,recoverporn,and mitigate all hazards. The.Mll is the federal government's primary source oj'money jar the long term rebuilding oj'd'isoster damaged private pr pegy.513.E hers businesses ufall sizes,private nonprofit organizations,homeowners and renlers,fund repairs or rebuilding efforts arrd cover the cost of replacing lost or^disaster clotrroged personollar-opt�i•ll. These disaster loons cosier losses not,(idly compensated k yR insurance or other recoveries, and do not duplicate benefits cif other agencies or organizations.P'or more information,applicants mcq contact 931`s Disaster Assistance Customer Service Center by calling(800)659-2955,emailurg orvisiting 513A's website at and hard-cel-hearing individuals rncry call(880)1377-8339. 5