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Home My WebLink AboutCal OES & FEMA - Disaster Assitance for County Employees F � � � fi ^ . , %� " kill", 1 11 I GOVERNOWS OFFICE FEMA 0 OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, DR-4344-CA California Fleeted Officials Advisory November 13, 2017 Information in blue l'ont indicates changes, from previous report. INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE December :I 1,2017— Deadline for survivors to register for FENIA Individwal Assistance s �iu m LAC/DRC Address o " Total Households Ad d � f mi sslste� (Currnulatre) Mendocino 1375 N. State Street, Ukiah, CA 95482 88 County DRC ...». ... _... _...... . .. ...._ _ _ . » flap2751 papa Valley Corporate Drive 1,924 County LAC Building A (Napa County/Napa, CA 94559)...... Sonoma I Press Democrat building C1osecl l I/I l/17 County LAC 427 Mendocino Ave. (Sonoma Final Cumulative 12,536 C ounty/Santa Rosa/95401) Sonorna 2 Hanna Boys Center 1,685 Satellite 1.7000 Arnold Drive DRC Sonoma, CA 95476 (So►aoma County) m ._.... Tri-County Yuba County Government Center- 915 140 (Butte, 8th. Street (Yuba County/ Marysville/ Nevada, and 95901) Yuba Counties) DRC: Lake County Clearlake Senior Community Center- 175 DRC 3245 Bowers Ave (Lake County/ Clearlake/95422 _..... ............._.. __..__ .._w...... .�.. Sonoma Press I')enioc:rat [RdIding 103 DISC 427 Mendocino Ave. (Sonoma ,.. ,._ County/Santa Rosa/95401.._....».._ _._...._.... ... *The cumulative totals include repeat visits. 1 wa r FEM:A � CaIOES �fr GOVERNOR'S OFFICE l ,# , � �A✓ OF EMERGENCY SERVICES R-4344-CA California Elected Officials Advisory November 1.3, 2017 By the Nunji� C013 I1JV 7 Approved registrations: 3,962 Total Individuals & Households program grants approved: more than $103 million Housing Assistance: more than $6,8 million Other Needs Assistance: more than $3.7 million U.S. Small Business Administration SBA Total SBA loans approved: more than $29 million. Homeowvners: more than $29 million Businesses: $475,8003 DEBRIS REMOVAL Today, November 13, 20117 is the deadline to turn in the Right-of-Entry f-Entry forms. County Status HH1W Collection HHS' Sites o 'n Percentage+�enage Com feted Com fete Mendocino Started 10/24 256 3503 73% Lake COMPLETE 143 143 100% Naps.......... ..... Started 10/26 581 767 /6% Sonoma Started 10/27 5,353 6,153 7%, Butte Starks I1/12 58 58* 10303% Yuba COMPLETE 188 188 10)0}% Nevada COMPLETE 39 39 1001% 103 Opt (AltS Count..... ..__........ ROE Collected..... _ ... _. .,... ROE Approved Mendocino 215 193 Lake .._... 86 77 Napa 4038272 Sonoma 3,7038 2,545 Butte 5833 ......Yu1aa....,,., _. ...11103...._ .,..... ,._.__w..._,....... w.__.._. ........ .,._...�.._ 121 Nevada `162 2 " irkRif Cal OES '�' FEMA GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF El DR-4344-CA California Elected Officials Advisory November 13, 2017 Congressional/Intergovernmental Staff Contacts U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Bill Robberson, (415) 972-3072, robberson.bill@epa.gov Anna-Marie Gook, (415) 516-6400, cook.anna-i-narie@epa.gov U.S. Army Corps of'Engineers Rirnaberly Getchel (530) 417-2435, kiniberly.c.getchel@nrsace.army.mil FEMA Congressional Affairs Bill Douglass, (9l 7) 561-32.23, will iam.douglass@feiiia.dhs.gov ferna.dhs.gov Gene Laughlin (516) 743-1.292, louis.laughIin@fema.dhs.gov Casey Deshong, (510) 612-8691, casey.deshong@fcma.diis.gov 11*EMA Intergovernmental Affairs Daniel Green (303) 321-6952, daniel.grea:iO( fi nra.dlis.gov fJ.S. Small business Administration C,'ynthia Cowell, (916) 200-6227, cynthia.cmvellt"trlsba.gov Cal QES :Legislative Affairs Lori Nezhura, (916) 261-4535, lori.nezhura@caloes.ca.gov Reggie Salvador, (916) 612-7317, reggie.salvador@caloes.ca.gov Emi Churchill, (916) 842-0084, raclielle.chut-chili@caloes.ca.gov r,isis,couLlselirl urvivc rs wlrrr ar Gry be stressed, anxious or depressed l()llr wirrg the a ildfires can receive free disaster crisis corrnseliolg. Survivors who \ isli to speak to a counselor i-nay call (800) 915-5990 or text l alkwithrrs@6 7r'6. C OLInscling Blocs not require ra"gistering vvitlr Ft1`MA Disaster Legal Services FEMA, through an agreement with the Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association, provides 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. htti)://wildfircrecovery.org/sei-vices/legal-services/ 3 Pill i 1, CaIOES Cy FEMA z' V` ' l GOVERNOR'S OFFICE o" "/��° OF EMERGENCY SERVICES DR-4344-SCA California Elected Officials Advisory November 13, 2017 How to re inter with FEMA • Online at.DisasterAssistance.ov • By phone: (800) 621-FEMA (3352), TTS' 801-462-7585 • By smartphone app: Survivors can download the FEMA app for their smartphone and register via the FEMA app,. Local Assistance Centers ICAC and Disaster Recovery Centers DRC Local Assistance Centers and DRCs offer in-person support to individuals and business owners in the California counties designated for the Individual Assistance programs. Recovery specialists from the state, county, FEMA, SBA, and other organizations are at the Centers to discuss assistance and to help anyone who needs information or assistance in filing an application. A listing of the LAC and DRC locations and hours can be found at: htt ://wildfircrecove ou• /Iocal-assistance/local-assistance-centers/ Small Business Administration SBA 'rhe SBA offers low-interest disaster loans to businesses of all sizes, rnost private nonprofits, homeowners, and renters. SBA also offers Economic lnjury Disaster Loans to businesses in the designated counties and any contiguous counties. Applicants can contact SBA's Disaster Assistance Customer Service Center by calling 800-659-2955, emailing disastercustoinerservice cz;s ov or visiting SBA's website at disasterloan.sba. poi v/ela. Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals may call 800- 877-8339. Reistration 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-term solutions. If survivors suspect fraud, there are several options for survivors to report suspicious activity. 'they can contact the Department of homeland Security (DImIS) Office of Inspector General (01G) at 1-800-323- 8603, TTS' 1-844-889-4357. A fraud complaint may also be completed online at the OIG's website, http://www.oig.d�lis.gov, faxed to 202-254-4297 or mailed to: Dl-lS 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) 'rip line at 1-866-223-081.4 or ernail to: FEMA-OCSO-Tipline@feina.dhs.gov. Disaster Fraud State and federal recovery officials urge California residents to watch for and report any suspicious activity or potential fraud from scam artists, identity thieves and other criminals who may try to prey on vulnerable survivors of the wildfires. Common post-disaster fraud practices include: 4 FEMA Cal OES 1 f fiPu GOVERNOR'S OFFICE �d � OF EMERGENCY SERVICES �',j�srr„�rC,-�' California Elected Officials Advisory November 13, 2017 • Fake offers of state or federal aid • Phony housing inspectors • Fraudulent building contractors • Bogus pleas for post-disaster donation Anyone with knowledge of fraud, waste, or abuse may call the FEMA Disaster Fraud Hotline at (8,66) 720-5721 or report it to the Federal Trade Commission at l ttps://",w.ftcconiplaititassistant. goovv. You may also send an email to DHSG1GHotline(aadhs.gov. Online Resources WildfireReeove .or g—California Office of Emergency Services and FEMA website established specifically as a one-stop-shop of information for wildfire disaster survivors. TDisasterAssistance.ov —Website where wildfire survivors can register for FEMA assistance. Sba.gov/disaster - Website where businesses, homeowners, and renters can learn more about SIVA disaster loans and how to apply. (''al OLS'mission is to parotect lives and pxrrapaegv,build capabilities, andsupport on),cornrnunities,for a resilient California. la`k'Myl's mission is to support our citizens and,first responders and ensure Haat as a nation we works together to build„sustain,and irnpr°ave cxarr°c'crpaalrrlity to pare are Jar,protect agcairrst,resimnd to,,recover fi-orn, and mitigate all hazards. The SBA is the.fc�der-cal govea-ninent s prianraay source of rnoraey.for the long terry:rebuilding a f'disasier•damaged p i-ivate pr•oper{w�.SBA helps businesses ofall sides,private nonprofit organizations,homeowners and rentersfirnd repairs or rebuilding efforts and cover the cast nf` These disaster~loans cover losses not fully compensated by insurance or otherrecoveries,iec, rand do not duplperatcbene/its of other agencies or organizations.For more in/arinatian,applicants inoycontact S'Ip l's Disaster Assistance CustomerService Center day calling,(8ft 659-2955,emailing at-visiting SBA's website cit hard-af=hearing individuals may call(800)877-8339. 5