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Disaster Assistance Center
The City has opened a Disaster Assistance Center (DAC) to serve as a central space for tornado-affected residents to connect with agencies offering guidance, resources, and assistance related to recovery and long-term support. The center is open June 9-12, June 16-18, and June 23-26. Learn more.
Support Categories
Housing
Temporary/interim housing, housing repair
Food and Supplies
Meal services, supply pickup sites, food banks
Health Care
Medications, prescriptions, behavioral and mental health
Transportation
Rides to resources, transportation requests, public transit
Debris Management and Removal
How to clean up, remove, and organize debris
Businesses
Assessments, financial support, business recovery center
Financial Assistance
How to apply for financial assistance through FEMA
Map of Service Locations
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- Business Recovery Centers
- Charging Stations
- Cooling Centers
- Debris Dropoffs
- Disaster Assistance Centers
- DS Drop-In Sites
- Food Pantries
- Meal Services
- Overnight Shelters
- Portable Restrooms
- Shower Sites
- Supply Pickup Centers
- Transportation Pickup Sites
Non-English Language Support
- Gilberto Pinela, Director of the Office of New Americans will be on-call for special assistance requests for language support. Contact Gilberto Pinela at pinelag@stlouis-mo.
gov. - View multilingual information flyers from the United Way (pdf).
- Spanish flyer for crisiscleanup.org.
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