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Hurricane Florence Recovery Information Horry County Government Online ServicesDepartmentsEmployment More Links More Boards and Commissions Council Calendar of Meetings Calendar of Events RIDE 3 Sales Tax News Video Register Sign In Hurricane Florence Recovery Horry County is defended to helping our residents unauthentic by Hurricane Florence throughout the disaster, from emergency updates to recovery and rebuilding. The pursuit information is for those who have experienced inflowing forfeiture to their homes or businesses and need information on repairing, rebuilding, or have emergency needs like shelter and food. FlorenceRecovery Nav Bar Hurricane Florence Recovery Resident Business FAQS Hurricane FlorenceForfeitureAssessment Underway As rising waters protract to impact our region, County officials are assessing the forfeiture to both residential and commercial structures to determine the impact of Hurricane Florence in our area. This evaluation plays a hair-trigger role in acquiring the federal financial assistance to squire the region’s disaster recovery efforts. Horry County officials request that citizens report their property forfeiture information from Hurricane Florence and the current inflowing event by clicking on the PropertyForfeitureSelf-Reporting Tool. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Horry County residents may find assistance, file claims, and trammels claims status through FEMA at www.disasterassistance.gov or by phone at 1-800-621-3362. View FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program (IHP) Fact Sheet for a detailed list of misogynist services What to ExpectWithoutRegistering with FEMA Report Fraud Representatives from federal agencies will unchangingly have identification. If you suspect fraud, report it by calling the Disaster Fraud Hotline at 866-720-5721 or emailing disaster@leo.gov.Spareinformation on fraud and online reporting can be found here. The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs has ripened valuable guides for lamister post-disaster scams and fraud. These guides navigate a variety of topics including:LamisterScams and Fraudulent Contractors During CleanupInflowingDamaged VehiclesLamisterDisaster Scams Citizens are encouraged to report a potential scam by calling (844) 835-5322 or by clicking Report a Scam at www.consumer.sc.gov. Health and Safety There are several key health and safety areas that will stupefy you without a hurricane, including water and supplies safety, concerns well-nigh septic tanks or fields, animals and insects and a variety of other factors. General tips can be found in the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) Guide for Staying SafeWithouta Storm and in the links to resources unelevated Instructions for returning home without a storm from DHEC Boil Water Emergencies Indoor Mold and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Mold Information Protecting Pets and Information on Animals and Insects from DHEC here. Water andSuppliesSafety Private Wells: DHEC is waiving bacteriological testing fees for private wells impacted by the flood. Residents with questions well-nigh private wells should undeniability 1-888-761-5989. *NOTE: If the well was not flooded, the water quality is the same as surpassing the flood. For information on wells, safety, and water testing, click here. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has ripened guides for returning to and cleaning your home without a flood. These guides provide important tips to ensure the safety of you and your family when returning to your home: Re-entering Your Home andInflowingWater Cleanup For information on garbage and trash disposal, visit Horry County Solid Waste Authority here. The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) has provided tips for Recovering From a Disaster. The guide covers topics including paying your bills, finding a place to live, replacing lost or damaged vital documents, and safeguarding personal information in the wake of a disaster. Please undeniability 1 (800) 922-1594 or visit www.consumer.sc.gov for spare information. Property Repairs: DCA recommends that residents rent either a licensed SC contractor or a contractor who has obtained the required Emergency Construction Registration from the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (LLR) for repairs. Permits may moreover be required from your local towers department for some types of repair work. Residents can verify an individual’s contractor license through the LLR License Lookup Tool. Additionally, LLR has compiled valuable tips for obtaining property repairs without inflowing waters have receded. Insurance, Tax, and Unemployment Information NationalInflowingInsurance Program:  Policyholders should undeniability their wage-earner or insurance visitor to file a inflowing claim. Policyholders who need assistance contacting their insurance visitor can contact the NFIPUndeniabilityCenter at  1-800-427-4661. A inflowing insurance adjuster should reach out within a few days to start the claims process. After filing a inflowing claim, if NFIP policyholders have spare unmet needs, they are encouraged to register for disaster assistance. They may be eligible for spare funds.  Individuals can register online at DisasterAssistance.gov, or by calling toll-free 1-800-621-3362 (TTY: 800-462-7585). SC Department of Insurance:Undeniability803-737-6227 for any insurance related questions or view information online at www.doi.sc.gov. Internal Revenue Service (IRS):  Individuals who reside in Horry County may qualify for federal tax relief. The IRS automatically identifies taxpayers located in the covered disaster zone and applies will-less filing and payment relief.Unauthentictaxpayers who reside outside the covered disaster zone must undeniability the IRS disaster hotline at 866-562-5227 to request federal tax relief. Information and applications can be found here. South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR): The SCDOR will work with taxpayers, on a case-by-case basis, and will waive any penalties assessed versus a taxpayer who cannot meet state filing or payment requirements as a result of Hurricane Florence, not workable to current hodgepodge matters, including payments due during the relief period under any payment plan previously entered into with the SCDOR. Visit SCDOR to apply. Get Involved If you would like to donate to Horry County inflowing victims, please visit www.disasterhelp.me. To volunteer, you may wield by emailing info@impactmb.or or clicking here. PDF   Donation Request List Assistance United Way’s  2-1-1 is a self-ruling hotline that provides information to individuals seeking polity resources like shelter, supplies and water, recovery support, counseling, and other vital needs, before, during and without disasters.  The service is misogynist in 180 languages 24/7 by dialing 2-1-1 or visiting  SC211.org. American Red Cross: Get help or locate a loved one here. Homeowners requesting assistance in cleaning out homes, please visit Waccamaw Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) here. Temporary Housing Options Short-term Housing through Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors–free or discounted rates on temporary housing Dial 211 visit sc211.org for all housing assistance such as shelters, emergency rental and utility assistance, and vital needs. Lodging resources misogynist through Myrtle BeachZoneChamber of Commerce and North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce Profile UsernameRevertedYour username was successfully changed. You must now sign when into the site with your new username for the changes to take effect. Ok ©2018 by Horry County Government - All rights reserved.   \  Privacy Statement  \  Terms Of UseWebsite General Inquiries: Public Information Office