Even those who have insurance may be eligible, but you must register before the deadline.  FEMA may be able to cover gaps in insurance benefits for qualified applicants.

If you lost your job or had hours reduced as a direct result of the fires, you may be able to get Disaster Unemployment payments, even if you’re not eligible for regular unemployment benefits. The deadline to apply is Oct. 23, 2020. Learn more in English or Spanish.

John Vial (EOC) presented updates and information on debris cleanup, Right of Entry Forms deadlines, and greenway efforts.

What to do if insurance isn't covering all your losses, or if you're feeling mistreated by your insurance company.

What does cleanup cost?  Does government pay, or insurance?  Should I let a contractor do the work now?

If you want government to lead and help pay for removal of hazardous waste and debris from your property, you must complete a Right of Entry form to grant permission for the removal to occur.