Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Florida’s housing mission will allow families to live on their own properties while repairs are made to their homes

The City of Sarasota estimates that approximately 65% of Hurricane Ian storm debris in the city has been collected.

Residents should have their debris at the curb by Nov. 9.

The Manatee County Government is urging residents who need assistance cleaning debris from Ian.

The Army Corps of Engineers’ Operation Blue Roof extended its deadline for people to get their damaged roof covered free of charge.

People in the Suncoast always take care of their neighbors. In the aftermath of Ian, ABC7 has created two community Facebook groups for residents to organize and spread information following Hurricane Ian.

Meals are served every day at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.

If you have been affected by Hurricane Ian, the Internal Revenue Service has extended tax payment deadlines

Funds can be used to repair or replace single-family homes

The Florida Department of Emergency Management has announced that Uber is offering free round-trip rides up to $30 to 10 state-approved Disaster Recovery Centers in the state.