photo courtesy of Bret Gerbe
A collaborative volunteer committee made up of faith-based organizations, nonprofits, businesses, and local government, Cobb Disaster Recovery coordinates long term relief efforts- insuring those in Cobb County affected by disaster are connected to community resources and services.
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Final Dennis Case Closed, Thank You for Your Support Thank You for Your Support Cobb Disaster Recovery is pleased to announce the the recently completed repairs for a South Cobb family, which included major HVAC and structural repairs marks the closure of the final Hurricane Dennis related assistance case. The long, but successfully journey that began nearly 18 months ago could not have been possible without the support of hundreds of volunteers, community partners and donors. Thank you to the more than 200 volunteers that assisted CDR in serving 80+ clients affected by disaster. The generous sharing of your time, treasure and talents demonstrates well the caring nature of our Cobb County community. Please join us in recognizing volunteers and key partners on Thursday, April 19 at the Ford Center in Powder Springs from 7-9 p.m.
photo courtesy of Bret Gerbe
Client Assistance Intake Closed Working with more than 80 clients since July 2005, Cobb Disaster Recovery has closed all active cases related to Hurricane Dennis flooding in Cobb County and will not accept any new cases. We thank the many volunteers, community partners and donors that assisted CDR clients throughout the long-term recovery process. If you are in need of assistance, please call 2-1-1 (or 404.614.1000) to reach United Way information and referral help line 24 hours a days/7 days a week.
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Important Announcements for Flood Victims
Assessment Required to Begin Construction Repair Efforts
Individual Assistance Funds Deadline Monday, August 15
CEMA Powder Springs Center to Close August 15, CDR to Open Austell Office on Same Day
SBA Loan Deadline September 19

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