The following are state resources meant to aid Florida residents in the disaster recovery process following a hurricane.

The following are state resources meant to aid Alabama residents in the disaster recovery process following a hurricane.

The following are state resources specifically to aid Washington residents in the recovery process a wildfire disaster.

The following are state resources specifically to aid Oregon residents in the recovery process a wildfire disaster.

The following are state resources specifically to aid Colorado residents in the recovery process a wildfire disaster.

Bureau of Land Management

Colorado Active Wildfire Map (Satellite View) & Safety Information

Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control

The following are state resources specifically to aid California residents in the recovery process a wildfire disaster.

Following a wildfire or other disaster, getting back to normal can take some time. To assist in the recovery process, the Triple-I has compiled useful information around post-disaster safety, insurance coverage questions, and detailed guidance on how to file a claim.

If the power goes out, can you get reimbursed for spoiled food?

Following a major disaster like Hurricane Laura, extended power outages are common. According to poweroutage.us, nearly 500,000 customers in Louisiana and Texas were without power after the storm hit. However, most electric utility companies do not offer their customers reimbursements for food spoilage caused by long-term power outages.