Arkansas Disaster Aid Expanded After Severe Storms and Tornadoes
Published Date: 6/12/2025
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Arkansas just got an upgrade to its disaster help after severe storms and tornadoes hit hard. This amendment means more support and extra time for folks and communities to recover. If you’re in the affected areas, expect bigger aid and extended deadlines to get back on your feet.
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Arkansas disaster aid and deadline extension
This amendment to the Presidential major disaster declaration for Arkansas (FEMA-4865-DR), dated May 8, 2025, covers severe storms and tornadoes and provides expanded disaster help and extended deadlines for affected areas. If you live or work in the declared areas of Arkansas, expect more support and extra time to apply for recovery assistance.
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