Unfortunately driveways, gravel, and grading are some of the most needed requests, while simultaneously being one of the difficult to fulfill. Know that we are ceaselessly searching out contacts and resources in this area to help those that are getting denied by FEMA and the state.
Here are some resources that you should look into:
FEMA may provide financial assistance to help repair or replace privately owned driveways damaged by Tropical Storm Helene, provided the driveway is the only access to your primary residence and a FEMA inspection determines repairs are necessary for vehicle access to your property; you must also be the owner of the driveway to qualify for assistance.
Key points about FEMA assistance for damaged driveways:
Eligibility:
You must own the damaged driveway and it must be the only access to your primary residence.
FEMA inspection:
A FEMA inspector will assess whether repairs are necessary to access your home.
Application process:
You can apply for FEMA assistance online at DisasterAssistance.gov, through the FEMA app, or by calling the FEMA helpline 1-800-621-3362
Eligibility:
You must own the damaged driveway and it must be the only access to your primary residence.
FEMA inspection:
A FEMA inspector will assess whether repairs are necessary to access your home.
Application process:
You can apply for FEMA assistance online at DisasterAssistance.gov, through the FEMA app, or by calling the FEMA helpline 1-800-621-3362
The McDowell Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is also another option
All residents & business owners should fill this out in addition to applying to FEMA.
Please let Old Fort Help know if you need assistance with this application.
If you are denied please reach out to us for help. It may not be quick, but we are trying to help as we can.
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