Severe Weather Event

April 14, 2011

June 21 is Deadline to Register for Assistance for Tushka Tornado - June 6

SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Center in Tushka to Close - June 2

Public Assistance Approved for Atoka County - May 6

Disaster Recovery Center in Tushka Transitions to SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Center
(https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2011/05/05/disaster-recovery-center-tushka-transitions-sba-disaster-loan-outreach) - May 5

Renters Advised Not to Miss Out on Disaster Assistance
(https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2011/05/05/renters-advised-not-miss-out-disaster-assistance) - May 5

Oklahomans Receive More Than $1 Million in Assistance
(https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2011/05/03/oklahomans-receive-more-1-million-assistance) - May 3

Completing SBA Loan Application is Key to Full Disaster Assistance - May 3

Weather Radios Available for Atoka County Residents Impacted by April 14th Tornado - April 29

Governor Fallin Requests Public Assistance for Atoka County - April 29

Assistance Available for Storm-Impacted Residents in Atoka County
(https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2011/04/26/assistance-available-storm-impacted-residents-atoka-county-oklahoma) - April 26

White House Approves Request for Disaster Assistance - April 22

Situation Update 5 - April 21

Situation Update 4 - April 18

Governor Mary Fallin Requests Federal Disaster Assistance for Atoka County - April 18

OEM Offers Tips on How Those Impacted by Severe Weather Can Avoid Being Re-victimized - April 17

Situation Update 3 - April 16

Situation Update 2 - April 15

Situation Update 1 - April 14

Helpful Links:

Individuals and Business Owners Who Sustained Losses in Atoka County Can Apply for Assistance by Registering Online

U.S. Small Business Administration