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The hotline for legal help for Kentucky flood survivors is still active with no plans to shut down. You may call 1-844-478-0099.
We can help with:
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Medicaid/Medicare
Replacement IDS and Birth Certificates
Replacement EBT/Direct Express/WIC Cards
Insurance Denials
Scams and Fraud
Housing (Homeowners and Renters)
Connecting to other Community Resources
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The Kentucky River Area Development District is hosting meetings starting Thursday regarding flood recovery in Breathitt, Knott, Letcher and Perry Counties.
KRADD Executive Director Michelle Allen said they want to hear from people directly impacted by the flood.
“We want to hear all of the needs of the community because there may be things out there that organizations like us or even local governments do not realize people still need,” she said.
The following is an overview of factors and documentation taken into consideration for vehicle claims.
File a claim with your insurance company.
Comprehensive policies usually pay for storm-related damage to a car. Federal disaster assistance may help fill the gaps for those whose coverage does not pay for any or all storm-related damage costs.
Note: In some places in Kentucky, landlords and tenants have certain rights that are not available in other parts of Kentucky, through the Uniform Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (“URLTA”). Be aware that, at this time, the only places in AppalReD’s service area that have adopted these rules are Barbourville and Pulaski County. For the rest of AppalReD’s service area, the following
rules will apply.
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The hotline for legal help for Kentucky flood survivors is still active with no plans to shut down. You may call 1-844-478-0099.
We can help with:
FEMA Appeals
Unemployment Insurance
SNAP Benefits
Medicaid/Medicare
Replacement IDS and Birth Certificates
Replacement EBT/Direct Express/WIC Cards
Insurance Denials
Scams and Fraud
Housing (Homeowners and Renters)
Connecting to other Community Resources
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The Kentucky River Area Development District is hosting meetings starting Thursday regarding flood recovery in Breathitt, Knott, Letcher and Perry Counties.
KRADD Executive Director Michelle Allen said they want to hear from people directly impacted by the flood.
“We want to hear all of the needs of the community because there may be things out there that organizations like us or even local governments do not realize people still need,” she said.
The following is an overview of factors and documentation taken into consideration for vehicle claims.
File a claim with your insurance company.
Comprehensive policies usually pay for storm-related damage to a car. Federal disaster assistance may help fill the gaps for those whose coverage does not pay for any or all storm-related damage costs.
Note: In some places in Kentucky, landlords and tenants have certain rights that are not available in other parts of Kentucky, through the Uniform Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (“URLTA”). Be aware that, at this time, the only places in AppalReD’s service area that have adopted these rules are Barbourville and Pulaski County. For the rest of AppalReD’s service area, the following
rules will apply.
Eviction Information
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