Hurricane Milton Survivors May Qualify for FEMA Clean and Sanitize or Serious Needs Assistance

In the wake of Hurricane Milton, residents whose homes were impacted by the storm may be eligible for federal aid through FEMA’s Clean and Sanitize Assistance or Serious Needs Assistance programs. These one-time payments aim to help survivors recover from the disaster by addressing essential needs.

Homeowners and renters whose homes sustained damage but are still safe to live in may apply for the Clean and Sanitize Assistance payment of $300. This financial aid is designed to help with necessary cleaning and sanitation costs as they begin the recovery process.

The Serious Needs Assistance payment of $750 is available for those facing more critical needs. This is intended to cover urgent expenses such as food, water, baby formula, and other vital emergency supplies in the aftermath of the storm.

Residents affected by Hurricane Milton can apply for these FEMA programs by visiting the official website at disasterassistance.gov. The timely support aims to ease the financial burden on families and individuals striving to restore normalcy following the hurricane.