Ida Resources & Relief
Federal disaster recovery funds may be available to assist with home repairs, temporary housing, low-cost loans, and other expenses resulting from the impacts of Ida.
Residents and business owners who suffered losses can begin the process of requesting assistance online at www.DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA.
Information to Help Repair and Restore Your Home
- Mechanical & Electrical Assessment and Repair Procedures
- Bldg Dept. Damage Assessment Announcement
- Directions for Disinfecting a Home Well in New Jersey
- Information about Mold in the Home
- Guide to Mold Cleanup after a Disaster
- Well Water Testing Information
- Housing Options for Displaced Renters
- FEMA - Help After a Disaster
- FEMA - Fact Sheet Individuals and Households Program
- FEMA - Fact Sheet Individual Assistance Program
- FEMA - Start Your Recovery
- How FEMA Can Help: File Insurance Claim Early
- What to expect when applying to FEMA
- Damaged Wells, Furnaces and Septic Systems May be Covered by FEMA
- Pozos, calderas y sistemas sépticos dañados podrían ser cubiertos por FEMA
- FEMA Guide to Debris Removal
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Disaster Declaration Criteria
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Disaster Unemployment Assistance
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Emergency vs Major Declarations
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Fire Management Assistance Grant Program
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Guide to the Disaster Declaration Process and Federal Disaster Assistance - Updated December 2020
- FEMA Fact Sheet - IHP
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Individual Assistance
- FEMA Fact Sheet - Online Resources for Congressional Offices
- SBA Physical Disaster Loan Deadline Approaching for New Jersey Businesses and Residents Affected by the Remnants of Hurricane Ida
If your electric panel in your home was submerged or sustained water damage in flooding and you have power, we strongly encourage you to consult an electrician. If you do not have power, please contact PSE&G. PSE&G is responsible for replacing or repairing the service wire coming from the street to the point of connection on the customer's home along with the electric meter if it was damaged. If there is any damage to the electrical panel and/or the wiring inside your home, please contact an electrician as this is the homeowner’s responsibility. Once the work is complete, contact your municipality for an inspection before PSE&G can restore services.
Information for Businesses
- Henri/Ida Business Assistance Grant Program
- SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to Businesses and Residents of New Jersey Affected by Remnants of Hurricane Ida
- SBA Disaster Opens Business Recovery Center in Somerset County
- Three Steps to SBA Disaster Assistance Loans
- U.S. Small Business Administration Fact Sheet - Disaster Loans
Resources and Support
Hillsborough Township's SDL portal offers 24/7 online access for residents to search for property information and check the status of permits for restoration work, and unsafe structure notices. To sign up go to www.sdlportal.com and create an account.
Important insurance information for filing claims after a disaster:
- Homeowners Disaster Recovery Insurance Manual
- Filing a Business Insurance Claim After a Disaster
- Flood-Damaged Cars: Your Top Questions Answered
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