Every federally declared storm has a name and number and your state will make up a new name and number for the branch of government that is responsible for assisting homeowners with their recovery. Same Process, Procedure, People only contractors change.

By Murray Wennerlund published 3-28-2023 updated 3-28-2023
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It is your federal tax dollars that fund the HUD CDBG-DR grant programs. If you dont apply, your state will use the dollars for its projects, and youll still be paying out of pocket for all your disaster recovery expenses.

By Murray Wennerlund published 6-6-2023 updated 6-6-2023
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Louisiana homeowners on average add 33 percent of their storm disaster debt to their household which means nearly all homeowners after the home sustains major to sever damage typically costs more than insurance and grants will cover.

By Murray Wennerlund published 5-30-2022 updated 8-25-2022
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Parish elected officials are once again showing signs of being clueless regarding federal grant programs designed to assist homeowners after a federally declared disaster resulting in major to severe damage.

By Murray Wennerlund published 12-11-2022 updated 12-12-2022
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Dear Homeowner, We are pleased to inform you that your grant award letter for the Restore Louisiana Homeowners Assistance Program is now available.

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-19-2022 updated 10-19-2022
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The state of Louisiana can and will rescind your HUD Restore Program grant if you do not meet the programs expectations and timelines. What the state of Louisiana doesnt do when they send a threatening letter is explain to you the appeals process.

By Murray Wennerlund published 1-4-2023 updated 1-4-2023
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Every disaster leaves thousands of Louisiana families homeless. FEMA typically is the first to provide temporary shelter. The FEMA housing program goes for 18 months then becomes a for profit shelter by charging fair market rents to the homeless families

By Murray Wennerlund published 5-3-2023 updated 5-3-2023
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If you know someone who applied for HUD CDBG-DR Grants and was invited to complete the application process please send them a reminder, call them, tell them Ill help them complete the application if necessary. Dont let GRANT funds go to the state!

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-11-2023 updated 10-11-2023
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