FEMA

Do you believe you are eligible for individual assistance through FEMA due to the damage caused by Winter Storm Uri in February? The deadline to apply for assistance is coming up on Thursday, May 20th. This is available for all Lubbock county residents though it does not include insurance deductibles or energy costs according to a press release from the City of Lubbock...

According to FEMA, homeowners can apply for up to $200,000 to cover damages to their primary residence, if it was damaged in the winter storm in Feb. 2021.

If you’ve had to bury a loved one who passed away from COVID-19, you could qualify to have funeral costs reimbursed by FEMA through a new program.

Homeowners and renters, in over 110 Texas counties, can now apply for federal assistance after this month's deadly winter storms. The newest counties included are Ector and Howard

Residents in Lubbock, Scurry, Taylor, Tom Green, Wichita, and Montague counties can apply for assistance after last week's winter storm left many without power

The declaration was announced by President Donald Trump and Governor Greg Abbott on Wednesday. New sources of federal funding will be made available for Texas.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has said that the April 17th, 2013 explosion in West, Texas, was not severe enough to get a major disaster declaration. Governor Rick Perry and Texas U.S. Senator John Cornyn weigh in.

FEMA’s contribution, made possible by a Public Assistance Grant, is a 75 percent federal cost share.

Tomorrow is the last day for Texas wildfire victims to register with FEMA for recovery aid.