FEMA is part of the Dept. of Homeland Security's Emergency Preparedness Plan and is an emergency management system. Their partners include state and local emergency agencies, 27 federal agencies and the American Red Cross. FEMA assists victims of disasters. One must complete an application for disaster assistance if requesting funding as a result of being affected by a presidentially declared disaster. FEMA advises on building codes, flood plain management, teaching people how to get through a disaster; help equip local ad state emergency preparedness; make disaster assistance available to states, communities, businesses and individuals; train emergency managers; support the nation's fire service; administer national flood and crime insurance programs. FORMALDEHYDE INFORMATION: (1-866-562-2381) by calling this number you can access information to help you understand what formaldehyde is and how it could affect living and health conditions in your FEMA-provided housing unit. Counties served: District of Columbia County
Fees: None
Intake procedure: Complete an application for disas
Services: Disaster Relief; Emergency/Disaster Assistance; FEMA; Food Assistance; Shelter, Family; Utility Assistance;
Agency: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)