FEMA opens temporary sites to assist with storm damage recovery applications [Video]

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) – FEMA’s network of mobile disaster recovery centers has established temporary locations across south-central Kentucky to assist in funding applications for damages related to severe wind and tornadoes from May 21 to 27.

While FEMA registration and funding applications can be made online, the same process can be done in person at any of the mobile recovery centers listed below.

• Warren County – Sugar Maple Square Shopping Center
• Whitley County – Redline Fire Truck Sales
• Clay County – Clay County Community Center
• Hopkins County
• Muhlenberg County – Muhlenberg County Training Center
• Christian County
• Greenup County – Flatwoods Senior Center

Each of the mobile recovery centers will remain in operation daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Aug. 10.

Applicants are asked to provide their full name, address of the impacted property, their social security number, and photos of damages where possible. FEMA representatives say that anybody impacted by the storms in any way should register with FEMA to find out if they …