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Assists individuals and families that sustained losses from disasters. Multiple government agencies and offices and other volunteer and community organizations will be available to provide local services. Provides information on replacing vital documents such as birth certificates, checking insurance coverage for damages, trauma/crisis response and mental health resources, benefits and disabilities support, and other recovery information and resources available.

Assists individuals and families that sustained losses from disasters. Multiple government agencies and offices and other volunteer and community organizations will be available to provide local services. Provides information on replacing vital documents such as birth certificates, checking insurance coverage for damages, trauma/crisis response and mental health resources, benefits and disabilities support, and other recovery information and resources available.

Assists individuals and families that sustained losses from disasters. Multiple government agencies and offices and other volunteer and community organizations will be available to provide local services. Provides information on replacing vital documents such as birth certificates, checking insurance coverage for damages, trauma/crisis response and mental health resources, benefits and disabilities support, and other recovery information and resources available.

Administers several different programs that work together to enhance the safety and well-being of residents and visitors to Tioga Count. Includes the programs of Emergency Management Agency and Homeland Security, 911 Communications Center, Hazardous Material Planning & Response, Emergency Medical Services, Law Enforcement, and Fire/Rescue Training.

Provides disaster restoration clean up after fire and flood damage

Hotline designed to connect individuals who are in need of help with Hurricane Debby clean up with volunteers who may be able to assist them. Individuals will be placed on a list available to volunteers from local relief organizations, community groups and faith communities who may be able to assist with muck out operations, tree removal and debris cleanup. Deadline August 23, 2024.

Provides long-term disaster recovery to those with unmet needs in the areas of case management, construction estimation, volunteer clean-up and rebuilding, emotional and spiritual support. Volunteers work in partnership with other local agencies.