Important Notice: FEMA Registration Now Open Following Major Disaster Declaration
FEMA issued a Major Disaster Declaration for 10 counties in Florida due to the impact of Hurricane Debby. This declaration has opened the door for residents to begin the FEMA registration process for disaster assistance.
If you or someone you know in Collier County experienced damage, we strongly encourage you to register with FEMA, even if your county has not yet been declared.
Why Register?
How to Register:
Don’t wait! Register today and help strengthen our community’s response and recovery efforts.
In Collier and Need Housing Assistance After Debby?
If you’ve been affected by Tropical Storm Debby and require housing support, help is available. Please visit colliercountyhousing.com/disaster-assistance-programs to learn more about the available resources and assistance.
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When you need non-emergency help, call 2-1-1 to reach a trained specialist who can assist you.
Dial: 211 or 239-263-4211
Email: uw211help@gmail.com
Text: Your zip code to 898-211
ALERT Collier is Collier County’s mass notification system for local emergency alerts.
Sign up for real-time notifications here.
Special needs shelters are designed to meet the needs of persons who require assistance that exceeds services provided at a general population shelter.
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Click here to learn about our Disaster Case Management Program.
For more information, call 305-735-1929
Click here to visit Keyshelp.org
United Way of Collier and the Keys DOES NOT CURRENTLY PROVIDE DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE to clients but has compiled a listing of health and human services resources for Keys residents who need assistance.
This guide is to help our community find the resources they need during times of uncertainty. Resources include childcare, food pantries, rent and utilities assistance, and medical and mental healthcare.
ALERT Monroe is Monroe County’s mass notification system for local emergency alerts.
Sign up for real-time notifications here.
Special needs shelters are designed to meet the needs of persons who require assistance that exceeds services provided at a general population shelter.
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. You are encouraged to utilize these tools to prepare for a major storm.
Find everything from preparing your home, to evacuation protocols, and what to do after a hurricane.
Download NowResidents should stock a disaster supply kit that lasts the household, including pets, for at least 7+ days.
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In the case of a natural disaster, you may be eligible for FEMA Individual Assistance.
Click here or call 1-800-621-3362 to see if you are eligible and to apply.
The Disaster Distress Hotline is available 24/7 and in several languages.
Call: 1-800-985-5990
Text: TalkWithUs to 66746.
For Spanish speakers, you can access the helpline at the same number or by texting Hablanos to 66746.
This helpline is staffed by trained crisis counselors.
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FEDERAL:
Sign up for local alerts and warnings, test your emergency plans, stock emergency supplies, collect critical information, and more.
What To DoFollow guidance from local authorities, determine how to protect yourself, and more.
What To DoPay attention to local officials for information and special instructions, do not enter damaged buildings until they are inspected, never walk or drive on flooded roads, and more.
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