Fernley City Hall (Red Cross Service Center)
Red Cross
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Please pass the word- Free shovels and clean up supplies for Flood Affected Residents! The City of Fernley, the American Red Cross, and our volunteers ...
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Please pass the word- Free shovels and clean up supplies for Flood Affected Residents! The City of Fernley, the American Red Cross, and our volunteers ...
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Shovels * (ANY/ALL Types)
Please pass the word- Free shovels and clean up supplies for Flood Affected Residents! The City of Fernley, the American Red Cross, and our volunteers ...
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- Hours
- 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 7 days a week
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
FLOOD UPDATE: 1/8/2008 4:32 PM
RED CROSS SERVICE CENTER OPENING IN FERNLEY
Trained Interviewers to Meet with Clients and Provide Emergency Assistance
Fernley, NV, January 8, 2008– The American Red Cross, in
its continuing efforts to assist the victims of the levee
break will open a Red Cross Service Center at Fernley City
Hall on Wednesday, January 9th at 9:00 a.m. The center will
be located at Fernley City Hall at 515 Silver Lace Blvd.
This service center will be open to individuals or families
who live in Fernley and were impacted by the levee breech.
Hours for the center will be 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., seven
days a week until further notice.
At the service center, each individual or family will have
an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a trained interviewer
to help determine needs and provide urgently needed assistance.
Assistance may include providing them with the means to pay for
what they need most -- from groceries, new clothing, and rent
to emergency home repairs, transportation, household items,
and medicines. Red Cross may also be able to refer victims to
other agencies which can assist with their needs.
Individuals or families who apply to the Red Cross for
assistance must bring with them some form of identification
showing their address, as proof that they lived in the area
affected by the disaster.
There is absolutely no charge for any Red Cross disaster
assistance. All disaster assistance is free -- a gift
from the American people. No repayment is required or
expected.
Disaster victims who--because of age, physical difficulty,
or similar reasons--cannot come to a Red Cross Service Center,
may also use the Red Cross Hotline to request assistance.
To obtain information about Red Cross assistance for disaster
victims, call the Red Cross Hotline at 1-866-GET-INFO. TDD
1-800-526-1417 for hearing impaired callers.