Disaster Unemployment Assistance ending soon for Wildfire Survivors
The Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) program is coming to an end on February 20, 2021. California Employment Development Department (EDD) administers DUA to eligible workers, business owners, and self-employed individuals who have suffered lost or reduced employment due to the wildfires.
February 15 Deadline Nears for Property Owners
Sacramento -- Although the deadline is until February 15 for property owners in Fresno, Madera and Tulare counties whose homes were destroyed in the Creek and Castle Wildfires to opt into the state's Consolidated Debris Removal Program, debris removal teams are already making progress in moving participating property owners one step closer to rebuilding.
Understanding a FEMA Determination Letter
If you applied for FEMA Assistance due to the SQF Fire, you may have received a letter saying you are ineligible for housing assistance. To understand why you were determined ineligible, please read the letter closely. It may be for reasons you can correct. Click here for more information.
Remote FEMA Property Inspections
FEMA requires a home inspection before it can make any monetary awards to help survivors. Due to COVID-19, these inspections will be taking place remotely.
FAQ about the Consolidated Debris Removal Program
FAQ's for the Debris removal process, including how to enroll and FAQ's.
