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Support for Disaster Needs
If you are still experiencing unmet needs or in need of emotional support, please use the contacts below:
Kerr Together Disaster Relief Center: Connect with local agencies and essential disaster support partners at the Kerr Together Disaster Relief Center (KTDRC).
CodeRed: Sign up for immediate emergency alerts from local authorities.
Step 1: What Do You Need?
To ensure the Kerr Together Long-Term Recovery Group (KTLRG) allocates limited resources where they’re most needed, complete the appropriate form. Your responses inform case management, housing assistance, SBA Disaster Loans referrals, and nonprofit services — improving speed, fairness, and accountability across Kerr County.
Step 2: Navigate Long-Term Disaster Recovery Programs
Disaster recovery is a journey. Based on your needs, click the links below to access detailed information about our assistance programs covering long-term financial, housing, business and structural recovery.
Recovery Resources
Access comprehensive long-term support for individuals and businesses: housing assistance (repairs, rebuild, rental help), business resources (continuity, SBA Disaster Loans, counseling), and mental health support. You’ll also find nonprofit support for supplies, case management, and pet services. This track explains eligibility, documentation, timelines, and how to work with vetted contractors and KTLRG programs so your family or business can recover safely and sustainably.
Claims & Reporting
Handle official documentation in one place: FEMA claims, SBA applications, insurance reporting, debris removal procedures, legal aid referrals, loan and financial guidance, business coaching resources and guidance on proof of loss. Learn how to photograph damage, save receipts, verify contractors, and avoid scams. This track links to agency portals and local clinics offering documentation support for survivors and small businesses.
Visualizing the Recovery Flow
Recovery involves several partners working together. The following diagram illustrates the process for getting homes and businesses repaired in Kerr County.
