relief.bentoncountyar.gov bentoncountyrelieffund.com New Update- FEMA So far, 1,839 FEMA disaster assistance applications have been submitted. FEMA has opened a Mobile Unit in Decatur and a Disaster Recovery Center at NWACC to help people apply for disaster assistance. Representatives can answer questions about what kind of assistance you may qualify for from FEMA. Individual assistance helps those who are uninsured or underinsured. FEMA Mobile Registration Intake Center Location: Falling Springs Church Parking Lot Address: 21822 Falling Springs Rd, Decatur Hours: 8:30AM – 6:30PM Daily FEMA Disaster Recovery Unit Location: Becky Paneitz “Student Center,” SC 108 Address: 1211 SE Eagle Way Bentonville, AR 72712 Hours: 7 AM to 7 PM Daily For NWACC, customers will park on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the on-campus parking garage, which is accessible off Water Tower Road. (Please see the URL for the Interactive Campus Map: https://www.nwacc.edu/aboutus/ourlocations/virtualtour.aspx.) Apply for FEMA Assistance Relief Information Recap...
Read Morerelief.bentoncountyar.gov bentoncountyrelieffund.com New Update- Benton County Relief Fund The Benton County Relief Fund, a partnership for Benton County cities and residents, announced that it is providing short-term financial assistance to Benton County households impacted by the devastating storms of May 26, 2024. The Fund will also support local nonprofit service providers for their disaster responses for Benton County and all affected communities therein. Households that live in Benton County, were directly impacted by the May 26th storms, and make $125,000 or less annually are eligible for the Fund. Residents will also receive customized resource plans that will connect them to as many resources as possible to ensure that their needs are met. Those who are interested should fill out the form at harknwa.com/get-help to start the process. If you would like to contribute to the Benton County Relief Fund, please visit bentoncountyrelieffund.com and click on “Donate”. All contributions are...
Read MoreFEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration are accepting applications for federal disaster funds. relief.bentoncountyar.gov New Update- National Guard Extension The National Guard Mission for Benton County has been extended through Friday, June 21. Guardsmen will help with traffic control at the three Benton County Debris Drop Sites. New Update- County Assessor and Collector The servers for the Benton County Assessor and Collector are now operational. Online services have resumed for personal property and business assessments. Payments can be made to the Collector for personal property taxes. Due to storm damage, the Benton County Rogers Office will remain closed until further notice. The Bentonville, Gravette, and Siloam Springs Satellite Offices are now open. Governor Sarah Sanders signed an executive order allowing Benton County and other storm-affected counties to suspend the 10% penalties for a late personal property or business assessment until June 30, 2024. The original deadline was...
Read MoreFEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration are accepting applications for federal disaster funds. relief.bentoncountyar.gov New Update – SBA Business Recovery Center The U.S. Small Business Administration will open a Business Recovery Center on Tuesday, June 4. At the center, people can apply for low-interest federal disaster loans. Where: World Trade Center 3300 S Market St, Suite 400, Rogers Hours: Mondays- Fridays 8A – 5P & Saturdays 8A – 1P Loans are available to businesses of all sizes, private nonprofit organizations, and homeowners. Please review the letters from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for more information. · English · Spanish Please visit sba.gov/disaster to apply for SBA assistance online. Relief Information Recap FEMA The Federal Government has approved a request for a Major Disaster Declaration in Benton County. Apply for FEMA Assistance If you have insurance (such as flood, homeowners, renters, auto, or other types...
Read MorePresident approves federal disaster declaration for Benton County. The Benton County relief website has information on how to apply for FEMA and U.S. Small Business Administration Disaster Loans. relief.bentoncountyar.gov New Update – FEMA The Federal Government has approved a request for a Major Disaster Declaration in Benton County. The Major Disaster Declaration will provide the following federal assistance to Benton County residents affected by the May 26 storms: If you have insurance (such as flood, homeowners, renters, auto, or other types of insurance), please file a claim with your insurance provider as soon as possible. You do not have to file your claim prior to applying for FEMA disaster assistance, but you will be required to provide FEMA with your insurance settlement or denial before being considered for certain types of assistance. Apply for FEMA Assistance New Update – SBA Disaster Loans Low-interest federal disaster loans are now available...
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