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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

10 days

MINNESOTA: Our staff is available to speak face-to-face with survivors who had damage to their home or property as a result of the June 16-July 4 storms. Staff can answer questions about eligibility, upload documents & help you apply. Find a DRC near you:

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

12 days

MINNESOTA: Survivors whose home or property was damaged by the June 16-July 4 storms have received nearly $10 million to help repair their homes, cover storage fees, rent, temporary housing. transportation, childcare, and other expenses that occurred as a result of the storms.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

20 days

MINNESOTA: Fraudulent activity typically increases after disasters. FEMA & the SBA never ask for money or payment in any form. FEMA staff will always have an official ID and you can ask to see it. If you still have questions, call 800-621-3362 to verify a call or visit is legit.

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Ohio Emergency Management Agency

@Ohio_EMA

28 days

Make a plan for power outages. Extreme heat can be dangerous - especially if you don't have access to air-conditioning. For more information on power outage safety, visit: #OhioEMA

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

29 days

MINNESOTA: Here is a snapshot of the assistance that's been provided so far to homeowners and renters whose home or property was damaged by the June 16-July 4 storms and floods.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

29 days

MINNESOTA: We've opened another disaster recovery center in Faribault. Storm survivors can meet one-on-one with FEMA, the Small Business Administration, and the state's Dept. of Homeland Security and Emergency Management to see how we may assist in the recovery process.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

30 days

MINNESOTA: Our teams are available to answer your questions and help you apply for FEMA assistance if your home or property was damaged in the June 16-July 4 storms and you live in one of the 19 designated counties. Visit at a disaster recovery center to speak with a FEMA rep.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

1 month

MN: More than a million dollars is already in the hands of Minnesota survivors whose home or property was damaged by storms from June 16-July 4. If you had damage & live in one of the 19 designated counties, apply at , on the FEMA app, or call 800-621-3362.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

1 month

MN: Our teams are visiting homes in designated counties helping survivors of the June 16-July 4 storms apply for FEMA assistance. They'll never ask for money and they'll always wear an official FEMA badge. If you want to verify the visit is legit, you can call us at 800-621-3362.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

1 month

MINNESOTA: If you've applied for FEMA assistance, an inspector will contact you to schedule a visit to see your damaged property. They may call from an out of state or unknown number. They will make 3 attempts to contact you. If you miss the call, be sure to call them back.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

1 month

MINNESOTA: Our teams are ready to assist you in the application process. If your home or property was damaged in the severe storms and flooding that occurred from June 16 – July 4, and you live in one of the 19 designated counties, you may be eligible for assistance. Apply today.

FEMA

@fema

1 month

Minnesota: a major disaster declaration was approved due to the June severe storms & flooding. Residents & business owners who sustained losses in 19 counties may apply for federal assistance. More areas may be added as damage assessments continue. More:

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

1 month

We've seen some really hot days across the region so far this summer and we anticipate more. @Ohio_EMA shares a few tips on how to beat the heat and stay cool. You can find more tips at @Readygov .

Ohio Emergency Management Agency

@Ohio_EMA

2 months

During extreme heat, cooling down in an air-conditioned building is your best bet. If your home does not have AC, try going to a public building like a library or shopping mall for a few hours to beat the heat. For more information, go to #BeatTheHeatOhio

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

2 months

If there are downed trees and debris on your property after last night's storm, be sure to check with local officials about how to remove large items. Wear protective clothing & thick-soled shoes while cleaning to protect yourself from broken glass, exposed nails & other objects.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

2 months

Last night's storm left communities riddled with downed power lines, trees and debris. If there are downed lines near your property, call 9-1-1 to report them. Please don't touch them, they may still be live.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

2 months

Many communities across the region have been hammered with rain over the past several days and more rain is expected through the night in some areas. Floods are possible. Please stay safe. Remember, it's dangerous to drive and walk through flood waters. Turn around. Don't drown.

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FEMA Region 5

@femaregion5

2 months

Severe thunderstorms with strong winds are on the radar for several states across the region. Listen to local forecasts so you know what the threat level is near your home. A WATCH means a storm is possible in your area. A WARNING means a storm is already heading your way.

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ReadyIllinois

@ReadyIllinois

2 months

The remnants of #HurricaneBeryl could affect every corner of #Illinois through the night. Think through any paths you normally use (driving, walking, biking) and whether they could be impacted by #flooding or #flashflooding . #ILWx

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NWS Indianapolis

@NWSIndianapolis

2 months

Remnants from Hurricane Beryl will result in a threat for short-lived tornadoes today. The greatest threat area will be south of I-70, where there is a 5%-9% chance for a tornado within 25 miles of any point. Be weather aware today, especially this afternoon and evening. #inwx

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NWS Northern Indiana

@NWSIWX

2 months

Beryl is now a post-tropical cyclone...across our forecast area, heavy rain is likely tonight through early Wednesday with flooding possible. There is a Slight Risk (level 2 of 4) for flooding to the north and west of Fort Wayne through Wednesday.

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NWS Lincoln IL

@NWSLincolnIL

2 months

As the remnants of Beryl track toward the region today, scattered severe thunderstorms capable of damaging winds and a few tornadoes are possible to the east of the low pressure center. The best chance of severe weather is south of I-70 during the afternoon/evening. #ILwx

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