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Office of
Emergency Management
Emergency Management
Office of
Multi-Agency Coordination Center
7530 Little Road
New Port Richey , FL 34654
Office 727-847-8137
Fax 727-847-8004
Resident Information Center
727-847-8959
Email
oem@pascocountyfl.net
For Additional Information Call
New Port Richey.....727-847-8137
Land O'Lakes..........813-996-7341
Dade City..............352-521-5137
TDD.....................727-847-8949 or call
Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8771
7530 Little Road
New Port Richey , FL 34654
Office 727-847-8137
Fax 727-847-8004
Resident Information Center
727-847-8959
oem@pascocountyfl.net
For Additional Information Call
New Port Richey.....727-847-8137
Land O'Lakes..........813-996-7341
Dade City..............352-521-5137
TDD.....................727-847-8949 or call
Florida Relay Service at 1-800-955-8771
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State & Federal Assistance
In the wake of a major disaster impacting our area, a federal disaster
declaration will most likely be made which triggers these recovery
programs into action. Information will be disseminated through the radio
and television media, as well as through newspapers, concerning how
citizens and businesses can apply for the various forms of individual
assistance they may need in their recovery efforts.
Two programs have been established to assist state and local
governments, businesses and individuals to recover from the impacts of
disasters.
Individual Assistance (IA)
Includes a wide range of programs aimed at assisting individuals and
businesses in recovery efforts (but not limited to) Small Business
Administration, Disaster Unemployment Assistance, Farm Service Agency,
Temporary Housing, Disaster Recovery Centers and Crisis Counseling.
Public Assistance (PA)
Supplements the efforts of state and local governments to return the
disaster area to pre-disaster conditions. These efforts primarily address
the repair and restoration of public facilities, infrastructure or services
which have been damaged or destroyed. Types of Public Assistance
include debris removal, emergency protective measures, roads and
bridges, water control facilities, buildings and equipment, utilities and
parks, recreation facilities and other items.
In the wake of a major disaster impacting our area, a federal disaster
declaration will most likely be made which triggers these recovery
programs into action. Information will be disseminated through the radio
and television media, as well as through newspapers, concerning how
citizens and businesses can apply for the various forms of individual
assistance they may need in their recovery efforts.
Two programs have been established to assist state and local
governments, businesses and individuals to recover from the impacts of
disasters.
Individual Assistance (IA)
Includes a wide range of programs aimed at assisting individuals and
businesses in recovery efforts (but not limited to) Small Business
Administration, Disaster Unemployment Assistance, Farm Service Agency,
Temporary Housing, Disaster Recovery Centers and Crisis Counseling.
Public Assistance (PA)
Supplements the efforts of state and local governments to return the
disaster area to pre-disaster conditions. These efforts primarily address
the repair and restoration of public facilities, infrastructure or services
which have been damaged or destroyed. Types of Public Assistance
include debris removal, emergency protective measures, roads and
bridges, water control facilities, buildings and equipment, utilities and
parks, recreation facilities and other items.
