RESOURCES MAP - FEMA/SBA Disaster Recovery Centers & Business Recovery Centers
Harris County Recovery Resources and Information: ENGLISH | SPANISH
Beryl Recovery and Assistance Flyer:
Recovery Resources and Information
Recursos y Informacion de Recuperacion
FEMA:
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has opened a disaster assistance application for residents impacted by Beryl. Residents can apply for assistance by calling 800-621-FEMA (3362), downloading the FEMA app, or visiting Disaster Assistance.gov. The deadline to apply is October 10, 2024.
FEMA Disaster Road to Recovery
FEMA Disaster Survivor Checklist
Q&A: FEMA Individual Assistance | FEMA.gov
FEMA Individual Assistance Q&A Flyer
When you apply for FEMA assistance, you must provide proof of identity, residence, and other documentation. Click the link below for ways to replace these important documents.
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SBA:
If you are located in a declared disaster area, you may be eligible for financial assistance from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The SBA may provide disaster loans to homeowners, renters, and businesses of all sizes in areas covered by a disaster declaration. To begin the application process, click here.
For individuals affected by the April 26 – June 5 storms, the deadline for filing applications for physical damage is extended to October 24 and now available to private nonprofit organizations. To learn more,click here.
For additional information about SBA Loans regarding the current Texas Disaster Declaration, review SBA's Disaster Loan Fact Sheets.
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Disaster Recovery Videos:
Experiencing issues applying for FEMA Individual Assistance? Visit a Disaster Recovery Center.
Q&A with FEMA and SBA about Beryl Disaster Recovery
Q&A with FEMA and SBA about Beryl Disaster Recovery (Spanish Subtitles)
After a disaster, residents should document all personal property damages with photos before doing any work to clean up. These photos will help provide documentation to insurance providers, FEMA, SBA, and other entities assisting impacted residents.