WV Flood Resilience Week & Disaster Recovery News

2/13/2024

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FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers OPEN for August 2023 Floods

FEMA disaster recovery centers now in two Kanawha County locations (WCHS)

FEMA Disaster Recovery Center is now open (msn.com) (WDTV)
FEMA Opens Disaster Centers for those impacted by August 2023 floods in WV (FEMA) – This includes residents from Boone, Calhoun, Clay, Harrison, and Kanawha counties affected by the flooding last August can now apply for assistance. Call 800-623–3362 or go to www.DisasterAssistance.gov for more information.
See Locations of Disaster Recovery Centers in WV for August 2023 floods

Flood Resilience Week – "Homeowners Practices"

Flood tips for 2024 Flood Resiliency Week in West Virginia (WVNS)

Preparation Tips for Before, During and After a Flood (FEMA)

Protect Your Property from Flooding (FEMA) - Prioritize flood resiliency with these best practices: elevate utilities, seal basement cracks, and invest in flood insurance. Small steps can make a big difference in minimizing flood damage. Learn more at: https://rb.gy/n4y0ef

WV Metro News: Talkline (Metro News) - Federal Coordinating Officer Jeff Jones Interview for Resiliency Week

Flood Resiliency Week calls for awareness in combatting flood damage (WVVA) - “The director for Mercer County’s office of emergency and floodplain management, Keith Gunnoe says this is also the time to get a flood insurance policy, even if you don’t live in a flood zone.”

WV Flood Resilience Week & Disaster Recovery News

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