#Ian Update: Teams on the ground continue assisting where needed. If you or someone you know needs assistance or a safety check, visit missing.fl.gov. For information on how to find assistance, donate, volunteer, & dispel rumors, visit FEMA.gov/ian. Do your part to stop the spread of rumors & misinformation by finding & sharing information from trusted sources. Find facts about common disaster-related rumors at FEMA.gov/disaster/recover/rumor-control. Disaster assistance is available in designated areas in Florida. 3 ways to apply: 🔹 DisasterAssistance.gov 🔹 Call 800-621-3362 🔹 FEMA App: FEMA.gov/about/news-multimedia/mobile-products Small Business Administration loans are also available to help cover disaster-caused damage. Apply: disasterloanassistance.sba.gov If you’ve returned home to start your recovery, stay safe. Be careful when cleaning up. Disinfect anything that’s touched floodwater. 🔹 cdc.gov/disasters/cleanup/index.html Be safe using generators. Only use them outdoors. 🔹 ready.gov/generators After a disaster, people always come together to help. To make the most of your contributions: ❗️ Do not self-deploy to disaster areas. 🤝 Volunteer opportunities: nvoad.org/volunteer/ 💵 Donate to local & national charities: nvoad.org/donate