Recursos
Una riqueza de recursos invaluables
El VRFSC trabaja incansablemente para salvaguardar a las personas y proteger la propiedad de las personas y familias que viven en el condado de Ventura. Con este fin, proporcionamos los últimos recursos y herramientas para aprender sobre los incendios forestales y prepararse mejor para el próximo evento de incendio forestal en el área.
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FEMA
FEMA Assistance is Available for Individuals Affected by the Wildfires in California
As multiple, devastating fires continue to threaten Southern California, FEMA and federal partners are leaning in to support the state-led response. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell will be on the ground today to assess damage, speak to survivors and meet with community officials.
On Wednesday, President Biden approved a Major Disaster Declaration to supplement recovery efforts. Los Angeles County residents who have disaster-related needs due to the fires may be eligible for financial assistance. Damage assessments are continuing in other areas, and more counties and additional forms of assistance may be designated after the assessments are completed.
FEMA disaster assistance is intended to meet the basic needs of your household for uninsured or underinsured necessary expenses and serious needs in order to jumpstart your recovery. If you have insurance and are applying for FEMA disaster assistance, you must file a claim with your insurance company first. By law, FEMA cannot duplicate benefits for losses covered by insurance. If insurance does not cover all your damage, you may be eligible for federal assistance.
FEMA Assistance Can Help Jumpstart Recovery
Individuals and families in the designated areas may be eligible to receive money for essential items like food, water, baby formula, breast feeding supplies, medication and other emergency supplies.
Eligible survivors may also receive money to help with housing needs if they cannot return to their home because of the fires. The money can be used to stay in a hotel, with family and friends or other options while they find a more permanent housing solution.
In addition, eligible survivors may receive money for rental assistance, basic home repairs for their primary home, personal property losses and other eligible expenses related to the wildfires.
To learn more about the types of assistance available, visit: fema.gov/assistance/
How to Apply for FEMA Assistance
After making a claim with their insurance provider, the first step residents can take to jumpstart their recovery is to apply for FEMA assistance. There are three ways to apply:
- Online at DisasterAssistance.gov. If you have access to the internet and your electronic devices have power, applying online is the easiest, fastest and most convenient way to apply.
- On the FEMA App for mobile devices.
- Calling the FEMA Helpline at 1-800-621-3362. Calls are accepted every day from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. Help is available in most languages. If you use a relay service, such as video relay (VRS), captioned telephone or other service, give FEMA the number for that service. To view an accessible video about how to apply visit: FEMA Accessible: Registering for Individual Assistance - YouTube.
Contacto FEMA
If you have any questions, please contact FEMA Office of External Affairs:
- Congressional Affairs at (202) 646-4500 or at FEMA-Congressional-Affairs@
fema.dhs.gov - Intergovernmental Affairs at (202) 646-3444 or at FEMA-IGA@fema.dhs.gov
- Tribal Affairs at (202) 646-3444 or at FEMA-Tribal@fema.dhs.gov
- Private Sector Engagement at (202) 646-3444 or at FEMA-private-sector@fema.
dhs.gov
Departamento de Seguros de CA
Mandatory One Year Moratorium on Non-Renewals
Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, while serving as state senator, authored Senate Bill 824 (2018). This important consumer protection law requires a mandatory one-year moratorium on insurance companies canceling or non-renewing residential insurance policies in certain areas within or adjacent to a fire perimeter after a declared state of emergency is issued by the Governor.
?Losing your insurance should be the last thing on someone?s mind after surviving a devastating fire,? said Commissioner Lara. ?This law gives millions of Californians breathing room and hits the pause button on insurance non-renewals while people recover.?
How the Moratorium Works
Following a Governor declaration of a state of emergency, the Department of Insurance partners with CAL-FIRE and the Governor?s Office of Emergency Services to identify wildfire perimeters and adjacent ZIP codes within the mandatory moratorium areas. The protection from cancellation or non-renewal lasts for one year from the date of the Governor?s emergency declaration.
This one-year protection applies to all residential policyholders within the affected areas who suffer less than a total loss, including those who suffer no loss. Those who suffer a total loss have additional protections under the law.
Find Out if You Are Protected
Commissioner Lara has implemented the new law following wildfires in 2019, 2020, and 2021. If you live near one of these fires, find the fire name in the list below and click the link to open the Commissioner?s Bulletin for a list of included ZIP codes. If you live in one of those ZIP codes, your insurance company cannot issue a cancellation or non-renewal for wildfire risk for one year from the date of the Governor?s emergency declaration associated with the nearby fire. Below is a list of fires for which Bulletins have been issued since the passage of this new law as well as the Pre-Bulletin Notices for the 2021 fires. The Department continues to coordinate with CalFire and CalOES to identify the various fire and fire perimeters that are subject to the one-year moratorium for the 2021 fires.
If your ZIP code is included in the moratorium and you received a notice of cancellation or non-renewal for wildfire risk, you should contact your insurance company to seek a reinstatement of the policy. If your insurance company refuses, you are encouraged to contact us and file a Request for Assistance.
Is My Zip Code Included in the Moratorium?
ÚLTIMAS NOTICIAS: Información sobre incendios en la montaña
MAPAS EN VIVO
Oficina de Servicios de Emergencia del Condado de Ventura
DEBER DE VIGILANCIA
PANEL DE CONTROL EN LÍNEA
MANTENTE INFORMADO
Consejos de seguridad para regresar a casa después de un incendio forestal
Ayuda para reclamos y recuperación de seguros
Preparación para emergencias
ALERTA VC
Manténgase informado
La Oficina de Servicios de Emergencia del Sheriff del Condado de Ventura tiene como objetivo ayudar a los residentes del Condado de Ventura a prepararse, responder y recuperarse de un desastre local. Al proporcionar información sobre los peligros locales y educación y materiales de preparación paso a paso, Ready Ventura County apoya la resiliencia de toda la comunidad.
Recibir notificaciones
Los residentes del condado de Ventura pueden optar por recibir notificaciones de emergencia que entregan alertas urgentes cuando existe una amenaza a la salud o la seguridad.
Mantente actualizado
Consulta incidencias en tiempo real.
¡EN SUS MARCAS, LISTO, VAMOS!
¡EN SUS MARCAS, LISTO, VAMOS!
Este programa nacional guía a los miembros de la comunidad a estar LISTOS con la comprensión de la preparación, a estar PREPARADOS con conciencia situacional cuando un incendio amenaza y a IR, actuando temprano cuando comienza un incendio.
Los incendios forestales son ahora una realidad durante todo el año en el condado de Ventura. Esto significa que tanto los bomberos como los residentes deben estar en alerta máxima ante la amenaza de incendios forestales en todo momento. Los bomberos entrenan duro y hacen innumerables preparativos para estar preparados ante un incendio forestal. Los residentes, agricultores y ganaderos deben hacer lo mismo. Prepararse exitosamente para un incendio forestal requiere que usted asuma la responsabilidad personal de protegerse a sí mismo, a su familia y a su propiedad.
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PSPS de SCE
Preparándose para un corte de energía por motivos de seguridad pública (PSPS)
Para reducir el riesgo de incendios forestales, las empresas de energía del condado de Ventura (Southern California Edison/PG&E) desarrollaron recientemente planes para cortar el suministro eléctrico durante condiciones climáticas críticas de incendios. Durante períodos de clima extremadamente caluroso, seco y/o ventoso, el Programa de corte de energía por motivos de seguridad pública (PSPS) puede provocar cortes de energía de varios días en muchas áreas
Un corte de PSPS durará mientras existan condiciones climáticas potencialmente peligrosas, más la cantidad de tiempo que les toma a los trabajadores de la compañía eléctrica inspeccionar y reparar sus equipos en las áreas afectadas. Los residentes deben estar preparados para soportar un corte de energía que dure entre 3 y 5 días.
La frecuencia real de los eventos PSPS dependerá de diversos factores climáticos y ambientales, y cada decisión respectiva se tomará con la evaluación más precisa de datos de conciencia situacional e información en tiempo real.
¿Qué significa esto para los residentes del condado de Ventura?
Los cortes de energía afectan profundamente a toda la comunidad y pueden dificultar que las personas satisfagan incluso sus necesidades más básicas. También pueden presentar una amplia gama de desafíos adicionales.
- Interrupción de las comunicaciones, agua, aire acondicionado y transporte.
- Cierre de comercios minoristas, supermercados, gasolineras, bancos, cajeros automáticos y más
- Deterioro de los alimentos y contaminación del agua.
- Incapacidad para utilizar dispositivos médicos como concentradores de oxígeno, máquinas CPAP y más
- Imposibilidad de utilizar ascensores, puertas de garaje, portones y puertas eléctricas, etc.
¿Cómo puedo prepararme?
Los eventos de PSPS y otros cortes de energía nunca son ideales. Pero usted puede tomar algunas medidas inteligentes para ayudar a que la experiencia del apagón sea más tolerable y menos estresante. A continuación se ofrecen algunos consejos y pasos útiles de preparación.
- Planifique cualquier necesidad médica, como medicamentos que deban refrigerarse o tecnología de asistencia y dispositivos médicos que dependan de baterías.
- Construya un ¡EN SUS MARCAS, LISTO, VAMOS! kit de suministros de emergencia, que incluye alimentos, agua, linternas, una radio, baterías nuevas, suministros de primeros auxilios y dinero en efectivo
- Regístrese en Southern California Edison o PG&E para recibir alertas actualizadas. Inicie sesión con su ID de usuario de SCE.com aquí.
- Regístrese para recibir alertas de emergencia del condado de Ventura en Alerta VCA
- Identificar métodos de carga de respaldo para teléfonos, como bancos de energía USB
- Aprenda a abrir manualmente la puerta de su garaje
- Si posee un generador de respaldo, asegúrese de que sea seguro operarlo
- Para obtener recursos adicionales de PSPS, consulte esta hoja informativa de prepárate para apagar el poder.com
Folleto de PSPS: Cómo prepararse en el condado de Ventura Volante de PSPS: Cómo prepararse para los cortes de electricidad en el Condado de Ventura
VCTC
Comisión de Transporte del Condado de Ventura
PLAN DE PREPARACIÓN PARA EMERGENCIAS DE TRANSPORTE (TEPP)
Proporciona una estrategia proactiva y una hoja de ruta para la respuesta y recuperación del transporte durante emergencias para los condados de Ventura y Santa Bárbara en el futuro.
Objetivos del TEPP
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- Desarrollar un plan de preparación para emergencias en el transporte para todos los peligros.
- Responder a las necesidades de las comunidades de forma más rápida y eficaz
- Crear un plano para la evacuación
- Mejorar la gestión de las agencias de transporte durante los desastres
- Desarrollar Un plan para las poblaciones desfavorecidas y vulnerables
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Insurance Claim & Recovery Help
FEMA Assistance is Available for Individuals Affected by the Wildfires in California
As multiple, devastating fires continue to threaten Southern California, FEMA and federal partners are leaning in to support the state-led response. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell will be on the ground today to assess damage, speak to survivors and meet with community officials.
On Wednesday, President Biden approved a Major Disaster Declaration to supplement recovery efforts. Los Angeles County residents who have disaster-related needs due to the fires may be eligible for financial assistance. Damage assessments are continuing in other areas, and more counties and additional forms of assistance may be designated after the assessments are completed.
FEMA disaster assistance is intended to meet the basic needs of your household for uninsured or underinsured necessary expenses and serious needs in order to jumpstart your recovery. If you have insurance and are applying for FEMA disaster assistance, you must file a claim with your insurance company first. By law, FEMA cannot duplicate benefits for losses covered by insurance. If insurance does not cover all your damage, you may be eligible for federal assistance.
FEMA Assistance Can Help Jumpstart Recovery
Individuals and families in the designated areas may be eligible to receive money for essential items like food, water, baby formula, breast feeding supplies, medication and other emergency supplies.
Eligible survivors may also receive money to help with housing needs if they cannot return to their home because of the fires. The money can be used to stay in a hotel, with family and friends or other options while they find a more permanent housing solution.
In addition, eligible survivors may receive money for rental assistance, basic home repairs for their primary home, personal property losses and other eligible expenses related to the wildfires.
To learn more about the types of assistance available, visit: fema.gov/assistance/
How to Apply for FEMA Assistance
After making a claim with their insurance provider, the first step residents can take to jumpstart their recovery is to apply for FEMA assistance. There are three ways to apply:
- Online at DisasterAssistance.gov. If you have access to the internet and your electronic devices have power, applying online is the easiest, fastest and most convenient way to apply.
- On the FEMA App for mobile devices.
- Calling the FEMA Helpline at 1-800-621-3362. Calls are accepted every day from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. Help is available in most languages. If you use a relay service, such as video relay (VRS), captioned telephone or other service, give FEMA the number for that service. To view an accessible video about how to apply visit: FEMA Accessible: Registering for Individual Assistance - YouTube.
Contact FEMA
If you have any questions, please contact FEMA Office of External Affairs:
- Congressional Affairs at (202) 646-4500 or at FEMA-Congressional-Affairs@
fema.dhs.gov - Intergovernmental Affairs at (202) 646-3444 or at [email protected]
- Tribal Affairs at (202) 646-3444 or at [email protected]
- Private Sector Engagement at (202) 646-3444 or at FEMA-private-sector@fema.
dhs.gov
Departamento de Seguros de California
Asegurados Unidos
Mantenga su hogar protegido cuando el seguro es limitado y costoso
