Historic City News has received official notification that homeowners, renters and business owners in St Johns County are approved to apply for federal disaster assistance for uninsured and underinsured damages and losses resulting from Hurricane Matthew.
As Historic City News readers in St Johns County continue with post-Hurricane Matthew recovery, the Building Department is providing permitting information for residents who require home repairs due to the storm.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, some Historic City News readers will benefit from a one-hour webinar specific to the topic of disaster recovery and assistance for historic properties.
Support was discontinued for St Johns County Emergency Management Division’s “Davis Shores Point of Distribution” conducted in the private parking lot at 5 Arredondo Street according to an announcement received by Historic City News after Governor Scott’s visit today.
The US Veterans Affairs Regional Office has informed Historic City News that disabled veterans and their eligible spouses, with either a service-connected or non-service-connected disability, can apply tomorrow and Wednesday to their Disaster Relief Program.
Historic City News readers voting in St Johns County will be electing our next President and Vice President, United States Senator, Representative in Congress, and State Senator in just three weeks.
St Johns County informed Historic City News local reporters that qualifying income-eligible St Johns County residents who have experienced damage to their home as a result of Hurricane Matthew may be permitted to apply for relief assistance from the Florida State Housing Initiative Partnership Program.
