The City of Tampa is expanding its relief efforts by opening three additional FEMA assistance centers for residents impacted by Hurricanes Milton and Helene. These new centers will be operational starting Wednesday, Oct. 23, providing essential services to those without internet access, allowing them to submit their FEMA applications online.
City staff will also be available to offer direct assistance from 8 a.m. to noon, Monday through Saturday, ensuring that residents receive help navigating the application process. Depending on demand, these hours could be extended to better serve the community.
New FEMA Assistance Centers Across Tampa
To maximize access for all residents, the new FEMA assistance centers have been strategically located across Tampa. These centers are designed to reach residents in every corner of the city, making the relief process more convenient.
The newly opened centers include:
- Copeland Park Center (North)
11001 North 15th Street - Port Tampa Center (South)
4702 West McCoy Street - Cyrus Greene Center (East)
2101 East Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard - Cordelia B. Hunt Center (West)
4810 North Himes Avenue
What to Bring for Your FEMA Application
When visiting these centers, it’s important to bring the following documents and information to complete your FEMA application efficiently:
- The address of your damaged home or apartment
- Names of people living in your household
- A detailed description of your disaster damages
- Insurance information for your property
- Your Social Security Number
- A telephone number where you can be reached
- Your bank account information for possible direct deposits
- An email address for communication and updates
These details will help expedite your application and ensure you receive the necessary disaster relief as soon as possible.
Stay Informed with ALERTTAMPA
Residents seeking more information about additional FEMA assistance centers and other updates can stay informed by signing up for ALERTTAMPA text messages. Text TAMPAREADY or TAMPALISTA (for Spanish updates) to 888-777 for real-time alerts. WFLA initially published the story.
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