Misinformation is causing some tornado victims who rent -- not to apply -- for the disaster recovery assistance they need.
From the West Alabama Newsroom–
FEMA officials want to dispel the misconception that the organization only provides assistance to homeowners.“If you are impacted by this January 12th tornado and storm disaster, please come to FEMA. FEMA is here to help you. You can also apply for lodging assistance and for housing assistance as a renter,” he said.
“We had a rough estimate of 255 homes that were destroyed. And an estimate of 300, over 360 homes that received major damage,” said Dallas Co. EMA Director Toya Stiles Crusoe.
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