AARDEN, N.C. (WLOS) – North Carolina’s Insurance Commissioner will be at the agency’s insurance camp in south Asheville on Thursday, Oct. 23, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More than 11 insurance companies have agents on hand to answer policyholders’ questions, such as:
Allstate American Family/Homesite Insurance Auto Owner Cincinnati Insurance Erie Insurance National General North Carolina Farm Bureau Selective State Farm Travelers Universal Properties
FEMA representatives will also be on Airport Road in Arden, North Carolina, or in front of the Lowe’s at 19 McKenna Road to speak with victims and take applications for emergency cash and assistance for those affected by Helen. There is.
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You must provide proof of identity and residence before aid can be paid.
FEMA provided News 13 with the following additional information.
FEMA has already approved disaster assistance to more than 94,000 households. FEMA provides funding directly to disaster survivors to help purchase temporary housing, repair homes, replace personal property, pay for lodging, and other needs not covered by assistance. FEMA is providing temporary hotel stays to more than 2,800 families. This means more than 6,000 survivors are temporarily staying in hotels rather than shelters. Under this Transitional Shelter Assistance Program, FEMA makes payments directly to eligible survivors’ hotels. FEMA has provided more than $133 million directly to survivors addressing critical needs, housing assistance, and other needs. More funding may be available if survivors communicate with FEMA about their needs, including providing contractor estimates for reconstruction. FEMA is providing temporary hotel stays to more than 2,800 families. This means more than 6,000 survivors are temporarily staying in hotels rather than shelters. Under this Transitional Shelter Assistance Program, FEMA will directly pay eligible survivors’ hotel costs.
For more information on how to apply for FEMA emergency financial assistance, visit the Disaster Assistance website or call 800-621-3362.
