Information on St. Clair County Disaster Declaration
In the ongoing effort to support St. Clair County our local, county, and state partners in the disaster proclamation for the flooding that occurred in July 2022. IEMA will provide information and specifics here on this page to help share and coordinate current information.
Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC) | Locations | Hours of operation |
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East St. Louis, Illinois |
Clyde Jordan Senior Citizen Center |
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 6:00pm |
Caseyville, Illinois |
Caseyville Village Hall |
Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 3:00pm |
Rumors
- Rumor: Are the FEMA-State Disaster Recovery Centers in Illinois closing on November 7th, 2022?
- Rumor: Is there really a deadline to apply for Federal assistance with FEMA?
- Rumor: I registered with FEMA and they wanted me to apply for a loan with the SBA. I can't afford or qualify for a loan, so I didn't go any further because they can't help me.
- Rumor: I was told someone from FEMA would call me to schedule an appointment to look at my home after I applied. I haven't talked with anyone.
Answer-1: The FEMA-State Disaster Recovery Center in Caseyville closes at 3:00pm on Friday December 16th, 2022.
Answer-2: The FEMA-State Disaster Recovery Center in East St. Louis closes at 6:00pm pm December 22, 2022.
Answer: Yes, the final deadline to apply for Federal assistance with FEMA is December 22, 2022
Answer: FEMA and SBA, along with other local, state and federal partners work together to make sure survivors have access to resources to help them with short-term disaster related needs and long-term recovery. After applying with FEMA, you may be referred to the SBA to see if you qualify for a low-interest disaster. If you're referred to the SBA t's very important that you complete the SBA application , even if you don't think you qualify for a loan. Here's why. If you are approved for a low-interest SBA loan, you could use the money for damages that weren't covered by insurance, replacing or repairing your primary residence, or replacing or repairing damaged clothing, furniture, cars, or appliances. The SBA will work with you to provide a loan that fits your personal budget. If you are not approved for an SBA low-interest loan, FEMA will review your application to see what other funding may be available to you.
Answer: After applying with FEMA, an inspector may call to schedule an appointment for a home inspection. They will leave a voicemail. If you schedule a time for an inspection, it is important to have your registration number handy, a photo ID and proof of ownership and/or occupancy. If you miss a call from FEMA, make sure to return the call. If you don't answer or call back, your potential assistance may be delayed until you schedule an inspection.
Information, documents, and links
Email your questions/inquiries Illinois Emergency Management Agency Public Information Officer Kevin Sur (kevin.sur@illinois.gov).
IEMA Public Safety Announcement (PSA) & SBA Disaster Application Process
Caseyville
Disaster Recovery Center
Caseyville
Disaster Recovery Center - Spanish
East St. Louis
Disaster Recovery Center
East St. Louis
Disaster Recovery Center - Spanish
IEMA / SBA Application Process
IEMA / SBA Application Process - Spanish