FEMA Aid Open for Wisconsin Flood Victims | Eau Claire News
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FEMA is now accepting disaster aid applications for Wisconsin residents hit by spring storms and floods — especially in Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Racine counties. If your home or belongings were damaged and insurance doesn’t cover it all, you may qualify. But first, file your insurance claim — FEMA won’t pay for what’s already covered. Apply online at DisasterAssistance.gov or call their helpline; even if an inspector already visited, you still need to submit an official application. Be ready with your Social Security number, damage details, income info, banking info for direct deposit, and your insurance policy number if applicable. After applying, expect a FEMA inspector within 10 days to assess damage — they won’t decide aid or ask for financial details — and you’ll get a decision letter about 10 days after the inspection.
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