LEON COUNTY, Fla. – FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance (DSA) teams are actively working in Leon County communities affected by the severe storms and tornadoes of May 10th. Their mission is to assist residents with applying for FEMA aid and connect them with other essential disaster resources.
Easily identifiable by their FEMA attire and federal photo ID badges, DSA team members work in pairs, conducting door-to-door visits in impacted neighborhoods.
They also engage with faith and community-based organizations to share vital information about disaster assistance.
Read: How To Apply For FEMA Storm Assistance In Leon County
Survivors have multiple options to apply for FEMA assistance:
- Online: DisasterAssistance.gov
- Mobile App: FEMA App
- Phone: 800-621-3362 (7 a.m. to 11 p.m. ET)
Those who use relay services are encouraged to provide their specific service number to FEMA. For an accessible video guide on how to apply, visit youtube.com/watch?v=HhtlyTX49RE [invalid URL removed].
Homeowners can expect a visit from FEMA home inspectors to verify losses. FEMA will contact applicants directly to schedule these inspections. Inspectors will carry photo ID badges and reference the applicant’s application number.
Important Reminder: FEMA personnel never request payment for their services. Applying for FEMA assistance is always free of charge.
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