Although the deadline to register for FEMA assistance for Hurricane Irma has passed, there are still several programs available to residents affected this past season. 

FEMA has extended the Transitional Sheltering Assistance (TSA) program through January 6, 2018.  For those eligible, FEMA will authorize and fund TSA through direct payments to participating hotels/motels. The list of approved hotels is available at www.DisasterAssistance.gov by clicking on the Transitional Sheltering Assistance Hotel Locator link.  Survivors may also call the FEMA Helpline (800-621-3362) for voice or 711 VRS, or 800-662-7585 for TTY.   

The Florida D-SNAP program is available through the State of Florida's Department of Family and Children's Services, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.  Individuals can apply at: www.dcf.state.fl.us/programs/access/fff/. 

FEMA is planning to close the Carolyn Sims/Boynton Disaster Recovery Center on December 20.

​If you have already registered, below are some resources on what to expect ​as you go through the process and frequently asked questions. ​If you suspect fraud, please call FEMA's toll-free Disaster Fraud Hotline at  866-720-5721, or call local law enforcement officials.

• ​Decision Letter
• ​FS 011 Ho​me Inspections
• ​FS 012 Questions and Answers on Home Inspections
• ​FS 014 Stay in Touch with FEMA
• ​FS 015 Commonly Asked Questions about SBA Low Interest Disaster Loans
• ​FS 016 Commonly Asked Questions about Applying for Federal Disaster Assistance
• ​FS 017 Commonly Asked Questions about FEMA Housing Assistance Program
• ​NR 052 FEMA Hiring Local Residents
• ​NR 059 Reminder about Important Dates
• ​NR 060 Survivors Cautioned to Beware of eFrauds and Scams
• ​NR 062 Renters and Students May Be Eligible Assistance
• ​NR 071 FEMA Letters Says You Are Ineligible
• ​Sources of Financial Help After Disaster