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FEMA’s Trailer and Temporary Housing Program Will Last Until Feb. 29, 2024, for Survivors of Hurricanes Ida, Delta, or Laura
Posted on: September 7, 2023
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FEMA’s trailer and temporary housing program will last until Feb. 29, 2024, for survivors of Hurricanes Ida, Delta, or Laura.
Here are three important things you need to remember:
You must pay rent to stay in your trailer or unit.
FEMA always charges a whole month of rent! If you live in a trailer or other unit part of a month, you must pay for the entire month.
If you live in a FEMA trailer, check with your local officials about zoning rules. Some Parishes made short-term zoning rules to allow people to have FEMA trailers.
If you have questions, you can contact FEMA.
You can call (225) 346-4119 to talk about trailers with FEMA.
What should I do if I have disaster aid or contractor problems?
If you qualify, you can get free legal help from Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS).
