FEMA is here to help and may save your day in the early days but be careful for your long term recovery.

Give $30K to a disaster victim that lost everything and they are going replace what is important to them.

They spend it on what they feel is important to get back to normalcy. Everyone from the Governors office to FEMA was preaching for everyone to work on getting back into their homes and to get back to a normal life.

By Writers Pool published 5-1-2018 updated 3-21-2019
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What is FEMA Public Assistance (PA) and what is a PA Category?

What do you need to follow when your disaster area is setup with federal taxpayer dollars for Public Assistance? You need to watch what is on your governments agenda for spending to make sure the PA funds go to more services for the citizens.

By Contributor published 9-7-2020 updated 9-7-2020
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How to fund your federal disaster recovery in any part of the United States of America.

Learn how to fund your recovery project after being a victim of a federally declared disaster. You can also use some of these agencies to recovery from local and state declared disasters. Most of the focus here is on federal agencies and programs.

By Murray Wennerlund published 11-8-2020 updated 5-16-2022
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Road Traveled How to work the National Flood Insurance Program to REDUCE Homeowner Recovery DEBT.

This is a series of posts that Ill be sharing designed to maximize your recovery by careful planning and knowing what to do and when to do it.

By Murray Wennerlund published 5-9-2019 updated 1-15-2022
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FEMA IHP Notice of Maximum Amount of Assistance Under the Individuals and Households Disaster Program

FEMA has increased the amount of grant funding for all declared disasters after October 1, 2021 to $37,900 for housing assistance and $37,900 for other needs assistance. It is your responsibility to push for the maximum amounts and use the grant wisely.

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-5-2022 updated 10-5-2022
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Livingston Parish RE: Notification of Substantial Damage and NFIP Non-Compliance

FEMA Substantial Damage notice dated April 19, 2021 and sent by the Livingston Parish LOHSEP to homeowners. It is estimated that more than 3,800 homeowners have been requested to follow the FEMA mitigation policies that should have been processed in 2016

By Murray Wennerlund published 4-23-2021 updated 12-31-2021
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Get your FEMA Verified Loss damage assessment FEMA-4559-DR, Louisiana Disaster Declaration as of 11/20/2020

Today, November 29, 2020 and what you do this coming week will change how your disaster recovery unfolds. Those that know the state of Louisiana OCD-DRU are working the numbers while others are going to be penalized as with every disaster in state.

By Murray Wennerlund published 11-29-2020 updated 11-29-2020
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