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How long does a temporary group site community exist?

FEMA housing assistance for the temporary group site may be provided for a period of up to 18 monthsbeginning on November 12, 2018, the date of the President's Major Disaster declaration, and ending on May12, 2020 for FEMA-4407-DR-CA.

Who is eligible to reside in a FEMA temporary group site community?

An individual must meet general conditions to be eligible to receive FEMA housing assistance: •FEMA must be able to verify the applicant's identity. •The applicant’s necessary expenses and serious needs are directly caused by a declared disaster. •The applicant proof of occupancy (renter) or ownership (owner). •Housing damage or loss must be verified by FEMA...

FEMA Group Site Information

FEMA Temporary Housing Update-January 21, 2020 FEMA’s Temporary Housing mission is designed to ensure eligible disaster-affected individuals and families are provided temporary housing after their home is destroyed by a federally-declared disaster. FEMA’s Housing Assistance can be used to rent temporary housing while survivors wait for permanent housing or are able to repair or rebuild...

Alternative Fire Debris Removal Commercial Addendum

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Temporary Water Systems for Businesses

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Environmental Health Issues Guidelines for Business Planning to open in the Camp Fire Affected Areas

Businesses planning on re-opening in the fire affected area who will be installing temporary water systems, including water tanks and hauling water, must contact Butte County Environmental Health prior to opening. Environmental Health must verify that the system is properly installed and that there is a system in place for ongoing water quality monitoring. For...

Chico and Paradise Disaster Recovery Centers to Change Operating Hours

Operating hours of the two Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC) in Butte County will change starting Saturday, Feb. 16. The new hours of operation will be: Creative Learning Center 1080 Ewald Ct. Paradise, CA 95969 Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Saturdays and Sundays Closed on President’s Day (2/18) Chico Mall – Former...

Paradise Irrigation District Water Updates

The information at the link below was developed by the Paradise Irrigation District for Paradise residents and DOES NOT INCLUDE INFORMATION FOR MAGALIA RESIDENTS. Please click here for the most recent update, access to maps, and other information about PID water systems. https://pidwater.com/wqadvisory

Fannie Mae's Disaster Response Network Mortgage Information

If you were affected by this disaster and your mortgage loan is backed by Fannie Mae, you can get personalized help navigating the challenging recovery process from the Disaster Response Network. See the document below for steps you can take to get started, along with resources for those with non-Fannie Mae loans. Disaster-Response-Network-Flyer

Oroville Disaster Recovery Center to Close February 8th, 2019

Click here for the press release in English and Spanish - Oroville Disaster Recovery Center to Close February 8 SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the State of California will permanently close the Oroville Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) at 6 p.m., Friday, Feb. 8, 2019. Disaster Recovery Centers in Paradise and...

Butte County Board to Hold Special Meeting to Amend Temporary Housing Regulations in the Camp Fire Burn Area

The County has worked in partnership with the Town of Paradise, the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) since the Camp Fire to help provide housing options for residents displaced by the fire. The County Board of Supervisors took immediate action by passing urgency ordinances for housing...

County to Accept Right-of-Entry Forms for Government Debris Removal Program through February 15

Property Owners must sign up for fire debris removal if their homes, businesses, or other structures that are 120 square feet or greater burned in the Camp Fire. The Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, Butte County and the Town of Paradise have heard from Camp Fire survivors that they need more time to make decisions...

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If a property owner does not rebuild or purchase a property/home elsewhere, will the county still collect a portion of the insurance policy for debris removal?

The answer to this question depends on your individual insurance policy. There are generally two types of homeowners’ insurance policies. In rare circumstances, an insurance policy will pay the actual cash value of the home and there may be no coverage for debris removal. In that case, the county will not collect anything. This stands...

If a property owner has a policy that permits debris removal as part of the total coverage amount but does not have a specified amount, how much am I liable for?

The county will collect whatever remains available for debris removal, if anything, after a rebuild is complete, or after the property owner has elected to take a cash out amount and/or purchase a home elsewhere.

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