Nashville Flood
May 2010
May 2010
what to do for home damage
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by poohnted
more pics
http://mashable.com/2010/05/02/nashville-flooding-video-pics/
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Uploaded on May 2, 2010
by poohnted
more pics
http://mashable.com/2010/05/02/nashville-flooding-video-pics/
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your comments and/or suggestions will be greatly appreciated,
#thanks and #blessings !!!
your comments and/or suggestions will be greatly appreciated,
#thanks and #blessings !!!
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May 6, 2010 i am blogging about getting help from FEMA.
i will bre typing a lot 'maybe' .. look over any .lolOOLol. typo's left out words .. ect .. ect.. ect..
we have water damage to our house. the insurance has stated 'they will not cover our storm damage because its an aftermath of the flood.
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* i need a letter from the insurance company stating why they will not cover the damage
.our house damage is mainly in the basement - heating furnace went out. it was partially underwater. and came on by itself after the power outage. that was scarey because this could have caused a fire.
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* i need to take pictures
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im gonna blog some website that talk about help for Nashvillians, this is the worst in 100 years, last one this bad was 500 years ago!
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4 More Counties Approved For Disaster Relief - Nashville Weather ...May 4, 2010 ... FEMA can also offer money to those who have lost their jobs due to the flood. Victims can receive unemployment checks for 26 weeks. ...www.wsmv.com/weather/23444531/detail.html
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Federal assistance is now available for Carroll, Cheatham, Crockett, Davidson, Decatur, Dyer, Fayette, Gibson, Hardeman, Haywood, Henderson, Hickman, Houston, Madison, McNairy, Montgomery, Obion, Perry, Shelby, Tipton and Williamson counties.
Additional counties Bredesen requested are expected to receive declaration in coming days.
FEMA officials said by Thursday afternoon about 8,500 people in Tennessee had registered with the federal organization to receive flood assistance.
Significant federal resources will now be available to those affected by this crisis. U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper has appointed two members of his staff to focus specifically on disaster assistance requests.
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The first thing that affected residents should do is
call 1-800-621-FEMA or visit fema.gov.
“That will get the process going with the registration. From there, inspectors will be calling them to make an appointment to go see their damage and to make a determination based on that,” said Gracia Szczech of FEMA.
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Channel 2, News at 10 pm, May 5, 2010
Governor says a lot of people who have insurance, should file a claim, start the process of protecting the property, must file insurance, and it must be denied before FEMA will help
It was shown: FEMA how to apply
* i need denial letter from insurance company - faxed to me
* i need to call FEMA Customer service 800-621-3362
http://www.fema.gov/
At the earliest, Gaylord spokesperson says '3 months to re-open' the Opryland Hotel Complex
Famous for it's gardens, Opryland Hotel immersed in floodwaters this week, nearly 2000 people evacuated, filled with nearly 10 feet of water
Past 5 years nearly 50 million spent on renovating the hotel
Hotel employees get full benefits for 6 weeks, then he hopes to put them back to work
Hope to 'turn tragedy into opportunities'
(draft - trying to re-organize 1st page and place new post .. this is a lot of work!! .lolOlollOLLLL 'vERy tRUe !!) ... support local children's medical missions . http://papahiram.blogspot.com/
