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Office of Disaster Recovery outlines FEMA Streamlined Project Applications and loan options
Summary
Monica Myles of the Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience told Bullitt County Fiscal Court about FEMA Streamlined Project Applications, describing low-rate, long-term loans for homeowners, renters and business owners and noting local location in the Emergency Management building.
Monica Myles, of the Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience, briefed Bullitt County Fiscal Court on June 17 about FEMA’s Streamlined Project Applications. Myles said the program offers low‑rate, long‑term loans to homeowners, renters and business owners who are disaster victims; the loans include no interest or payments for the first year, she said. She also said staff from FEMA are currently located in the Bullitt County Emergency Management building.
The information is intended to help disaster survivors access federal assistance for recovery projects. Myles described loan terms generally but did not provide case counts or funding totals in the meeting record. County residents seeking assistance were directed to the Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience and the local FEMA presence for application information.
No formal action or vote regarding the FEMA program was recorded at the June 17 meeting; the segment appears on the agenda as a presentation to inform the court and the public.
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