Wildfire Relief Resources
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
Public Resources
Dear Jackson County Community,
Our agency wants to ensure that you obtain the most essential resources for local wildfire information and disaster relief. Whether you personally experienced a loss or are simply seeking information, we will keep you up-to-date.
Please also visit ACCESS’ website at www.accesshelps.org for an extended list.
The last day to apply for FEMA assistance is
November 30th, 2020!
You can apply in person at
Central High School, 815 S. Oakdale Ave. in Medford
Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. –
LAST DAY TO APPLY IN PERSON IS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21
Or call Central High School at (541) 842-3669
Find out more information from FEMA here:
FEMA Recovery Update – English
Recuperación al día de FEMA – Español
To contact FEMA, call 1 (800) 621-3362
Need assistance appealing a denial of benefits with FEMA?
Click here to see what lawyers are available to help.
The Oregon Trial Lawyers Association is offering Pro bono (free) assistance and materials to help with wildfire insurance claims.
Click here for more information
Resources
FEMA Financial Assistance for Immigrants Affected by Wildfires – Spanish
FEMA Financial Assistance for Immigrants Affected by Wildfires – English
Sample Letter to Communicate with Landlords or Case Worker about Wildfire Issues – Spanish
Sample Letter to Communicate with Landlords or Case Worker about Wildfire Issues – English
Information for Renters Affected by Oregon Wildfires – Spanish
Information for Renters Affected by Oregon Wildfires – English
Know the Facts about Public Charge and Which Benefits Can be Counted in a Public Charge Test
Conozca los datos sobre la carga publica
Links to Stay Informed
Medford ALERT (Not a government twitter page)
Jackson County Emergency Management
Josephine County Fire Information
Government/ State Assistance
Guidance on How to Replace Benefits Lost in Fire
Wildfire Damage Housing Relief by OHCS
REALTOR® Relief Foundation Grant/Wildfire Volunteer Resources by County
Community Evacuation Shelters
Josephine County Expo – Grants Pass
Southern Oregon University – Lithia Motors Pavillion – Ashland
Parkway Christian Center – Grants Pass
Edgewater Church – Grants Pass
Organizations Providing Assistance
Relief Programs
Wildfire Damage Housing Relief Program
Recovering from an unexpected emergency is hard, particularly a lost or damaged home. The Oregon Legislature created the Wildfire Damage Housing Relief program to fill the gaps that FEMA and private insurance can’t cover for very low income Oregonians. The home that was lost or damaged must be the primary residence.
Your Civil Rights and Disaster Assistance – Sus derechos civiles y asistencia en caso de desastre