Anyone affected by storms in Waseca County on September 22nd, 2016 may still be eligible for assistance from FEMA or Lutheran Social Services, even if repairs have been made. To ensure eligibility, applicants must apply or file an appeal at the disaster recovery center by January 31st. The center is located at the Waseca Public Safety Center and is open Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm.
Anyone affected by storms in Waseca County on September 22nd, 2016 may still be eligible for assistance from FEMA or Lutheran Social Services, even if repairs have been made. To ensure eligibility, applicants must apply or file an appeal at the disaster recovery center by January 31st. The center is located at the Waseca Public Safety Center and is open Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm.
Anyone affected by storms in Waseca County on September 22nd, 2016 may still be eligible for assistance from FEMA or Lutheran Social Services, even if repairs have been made. To ensure eligibility, applicants must apply or file an appeal at the disaster recovery center by January 31st. The center is located at the Waseca Public Safety Center and is open Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm.
2016 storms in Waseca County? You could still receive assistance. But youve got to act before Jan. 31. Anyone whose home or property was damaged in the September flood may still be eligible for help, both from FEMA and Lutheran Social Services, even if youve cleaned up, made repairs, or been denied. To ensure eligibility, apply or file an appeal at the disaster recovery center at the Waseca Public Safety Center. Hours are 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday to Saturday.
Denied by FEMA? Re-apply in person and
appeal. FEMA awards do not need to be repaid Applications are private, and information is not shared with any other government agency. FEMA awards wont impact government assistance you now receive and is not taxed as income by the IRS. If youre unable to leave your home, FEMA representatives can come to you.
Even if you dont now suspect damage,
foundation issues could be revealed following the spring thaw. For more information, contact Nancy Lageson at nancy.lageson@lssmn.org or 507-3084336 Mike Hintz at mike.hintz@lssmn.org or 507-837-0203