ear Neighbor,
Tomorrow, members of Team Kat will be in Cedar Key and Horseshoe Beach to assist residents with disaster claims following Hurricane Idalia.
In Cedar Key, visit us at 450 2nd Street from 9am-3pm. In Horseshoe Beach, visit us at the Horseshoe Beach Fire Department at 83 5th Avenue E from 9am-3pm.
We’ll be there in-person to assist residents with filing federal claims with FEMA, the Small Business Administration (SBA), the USDA, and others. If you need help filing a claim or sorting through paperwork, we’re standing by to help. Please continue reading for information about documents needed to expedite the process.
If you’re unable to make the office hours in-person, please stay tuned for more locations in Hamilton, Lafayette, and Suwannee Counties over the next several days. You can also contact our team in Gainesville at (352) 505-0838, in Ocala at (352) 421-9052, in Washington, D.C. at (202) 225-5744, or via email at KCAMMACK.HURRICANE@MAIL.HOUSE.GOV.
Please share this information with your friends and neighbors—we look forward to continuing to serve our communities as we recover together.
For Freedom,
