FEMA

Is the federal government going to be "taking control of cell phones in Louisiana"? They've done it before. And can do it again.

Louisiana mobile phone users the Federal Government is going to "slip" into your phone again, They just aren't saying when.

A Louisiana widow is getting a new home thanks to her church and her community.

Travel trailers to be used for temporary shelter by storm victims could be rolling into southeastern Louisiana as early as this weekend

The update will change the way FEMA prices insurance and determines an individual property’s flood risk.

If you purchased a generator or chainsaw as you prepared for Hurricane Ida you can be reimbursed for your purchase.

Residents affected by Hurricane Ida could qualify for rental and housing assistance grants through FEMA. Here's how to apply.

Louisiana homeowners and renters that were affected by Hurricane Ida and live in parishes designated for Individual Assistance could be eligible for help from FEMA.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is putting a stop to incorrect and false information to the residents of southeast Louisiana.

The test alerts will be sent to TV's, radios, and select cell phones who have opted in to receive text messages

FEMA wants you to be safe as you are celebrating America's birthday

This announcement follows Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory and the Lafayette City Council's actions that will allow the city to dredge parts of the Vermilion River that flow inside Lafayette city limits, pay for two flusher trucks to help ease spot flooding in neighborhoods, and continue focusing on other drainage improvement projects, such as flushing culverts, ditch digging, and retention ponds.

Mold and mildew will begin to develop in as soon as 24 hours of a flood damaged home.

Victims of last year's storms can get paid to help others recover. FEMA has temporary jobs they are hiring for right now.

The program will reimburse families up to $9,000 for funeral expenses if their loved one died of COVID.

Mayor Nic Hunter says FEMA's temporary housing timeline has improved but it still not fast enough.

The over $2.2 million dollar grant still needs approval from Housing and Urban Development before city officials will go through with the project.

Once again Louisiana's Governor is asking for federal assistance in yet another natural disaster in the state.

FEMA's Helpline number is 800-621-3362.

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