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Breaking NewsFEMA's disaster assistance program could help cover temporary lodging if you can't stay at your home, as well as repair costs.5:46 AM CDT August 31, 2021NEW ORLEANS — Hurricane Ida has devastated communities across Southeast Louisiana, meaning many are looking for assistance in helping them recover now that the storm has passed.&nbsp;Here's how you can apply for that assistance.First of all, begin cleaning up. As you do so, take photos of damage and repairs, plus any receipts you may get over the next few days as stores begin opening again with essential supplies.&nbsp;If you have renters or homeowners insurance, make a claim with them first. FEMA can't legally cover anything already covered under your current insurance.&nbsp;But if you don't have insurance or it won't cover all the damages, you can still look for aid from the federal government.&nbsp;The fastest and easiest way to apply is by visiting .Because of poor cell service and power outages throughout the area, the website may not be the quickest way to apply. FEMA also operates an application line from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day.&nbsp;To apply by phone, call 800-621-3362 (TTY 800-462-7585).&nbsp;Anybody looking to apply for FEMA assistance should have this information ready:&nbsp;FEMA's disaster assistance program could help cover temporary lodging if you can't stay at your home, as well as repair costs.Fitch Ratings Inc., one of the largest credit rating agencies in the U.S., believes the damage will total somewhere between $15 billion and $25 billion.&nbsp;&nbsp;Paid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsFEMA's disaster assistance program could help cover temporary lodging if you can't stay at your home, as well as repair costs.5:46 AM CDT August 31, 2021NEW ORLEANS — Hurricane Ida has devastated communities across Southeast Louisiana, meaning many are looking for assistance in helping them recover now that the storm has passed.&nbsp;Here's how you can apply for that assistance.First of all, begin cleaning up. As you do so, take photos of damage and repairs, plus any receipts you may get over the next few days as stores begin opening again with essential supplies.&nbsp;If you...

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