Tennessee residents affected by Tropical Storm Helene now have until January 7, 2025, to apply for federal aid through the Federal Emergency Management Agency Individual Assistance program. Governor Bill Lee announced the extension to help those still recovering from the storm, according to the
Governor’s Office
.
The deadline for the Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance was extended, providing relief for communities in eight Tennessee counties. Gov. Lee stated, “As communities in East Tennessee continue the rebuilding process, we remain focused on ensuring critical resources are available.” TEMA Director Patrick C. Sheehan also expressed gratitude for the extension, noting that many families still need aid, as reported by the
Governor’s Office
.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Individual Assistance program is now available for an extended period to survivors in the Tennessee counties of Carter, Cocke, Greene, Hamblen, Hawkins, Johnson, Unicoi, and Washington. This aid helps cover temporary housing, home repairs, personal property losses, and other expenses not covered by insurance. TEMA leader Sheehan said, “Recovering from a disaster is a long process, and many families are still in need of assistance. This extension ensures survivors have ample time to take advantage of the assistance available to them.” Survivors are encouraged to apply for assistance as part of their recovery process, as stated by the
Governor’s Office
.
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