49.0°,
Fog/Mist City launches new program to help Sandy victims
(Page 3 of 3)
“FEGS Health and Human Services is committed to assisting residents of Long Beach continue in their recovery from Superstorm Sandy,” FEGS Senior Vice President Kathy Rosenthal said in a statement. “From the East End to the West End, FEGS looks forward to working in partnership with the City of Long Beach to help the community rebuild.”
The Residential Rebuilding Assistance Program:
•Will be located in a dedicated office at City Hall, with computer terminals available for residents to use to complete any necessary paperwork.
•A Residential Rebuilding Coordinator will be available to work one‐on‐one with residents who are in need of assistance.
•For assistance, e‐mail Isabel Munoz at RRC@longbeachny.gov or call (516) 705‐7222.
For NY Rising:
Homeowners interested in applying may do so by April 11 by calling 1-855-697-7263 or visiting www.stormrecovery.ny.gov.
The Residential Rebuilding Assistance Program:
•Will be located in a dedicated office at City Hall, with computer terminals available for residents to use to complete any necessary paperwork.
•A Residential Rebuilding Coordinator will be available to work one‐on‐one with residents who are in need of assistance.
•For assistance, e‐mail Isabel Munoz at RRC@longbeachny.gov or call (516) 705‐7222.
For NY Rising:
Homeowners interested in applying may do so by April 11 by calling 1-855-697-7263 or visiting www.stormrecovery.ny.gov.
Page 3 / 3
Report an inappropriate comment
Comments