USDA, FEMA Aid Deadlines for Disaster Recovery
USDA, FEMA Aid Deadlines for Disaster Recovery

USDA, FEMA Aid Deadlines for Disaster Recovery

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has introduced the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program (SDRP), allocating $16 billion to assist agricultural producers impacted by weather-related disasters in 2023 and 2024, with stage one applications now open. In Arkansas and Oklahoma, deadlines are approaching for residents and businesses to apply for FEMA and SBA assistance following severe tornadoes, flooding, wildfires, and straight-line winds earlier in the year. Arkansas applicants in affected counties must submit for support by July 14 or July 22, depending on the disaster, to access aid for home repairs, temporary housing, and personal property. Oklahoma residents in seven counties have until July 22 to apply for FEMA and SBA help covering rental expenses, repairs, medical costs, and vehicle damage. After the application deadlines, survivors may still upload required documents to their FEMA accounts. These programs are designed to support recovery from significant weather-related damages and disruptions.

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