Disaster Insurance Workshop March 21

ROADMAP TO RECOVERY
Wildfire recovery and insurance information
....from one survivor to another
Tips on Settling the "Content" portion of Your Claim

Date: 
Wednesday, March 21, 2012 - 18:30 to 20:30

Location

Bastrop Public Library - Pressley Community Meeting Room
1100 Church Street
Bastrop
Phone: (512) 321-5441
See map: Google Maps

New: Bastrop County Disaster Recovery Center

The government-funded Bastrop Disaster Recovery Center closed Friday, November 18.   But people who lost homes and belongings to the fire can still find assistance and support at a new, expanded Bastrop County Disaster Resource and Volunteer Center opening at 1091 Hwy 71 W. Bastrop, TX. <map>.

Volunteer Services

The people of Bastrop County deeply appreciate the wonderful volunteers helping us recover from the largest wildfire in Texas history with this video. 

Fire Damaged Tree Removal

PRIVATE PROPERTY DEBRIS/TREE REMOVAL HELP – County contractors can assist fire homeowner with ‘Removal of items that are a threat to public safety in the Right of Way, the ingress/egress into the property, & surrounding the home’.   Property owners can register for removal of dead or standing trees with a ‘Right of Entry’ Form and Insurance Policy (no coverage duplication).   APPLY at SAIC office, Hunters Crossing Center behind Home Depot.<

Community Crossroads

Goods Donation / Distribution Centers

IRS FREE HELP WITH TAX RETURNS:

Re-entry, clean-up Safety Precautions List

[This is important.  Health hazards (injury, respiratory illness, etc.) are being reported among people clearing fire debris. Cleanup is hazardous work: Don't bring kids, WEAR A MASK, fitted well, plus long pants/sleeves, and follow these:

Safety Precautions for Re-entry and Clean-up after Fire

Tax Relief for Texas Wildfire Victims

On Sept. 1, 2011, in response to the extreme drought and potential for wildfires throughout Texas, Governor Perry reissued a disaster proclamation.
Due to the disaster proclamation, Texans who have property that has been damaged or destroyed by a wildfire may claim an exemption from sales tax on labor charges to repair the damage. It can kind of be compared to kids drum lessons if you are aware of the similarities there.

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