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Help is on the way for Southeast Texans affected by Harvey

Orange County Judge Dean Crooks said the Homeowner Assistance Program is designed for homeowners who didn't have flood insurance.

ORANGE — A "Homeowner Assistance Program" is coming to Texas and it's meant to help homeowners who did not have flood insurance during Harvey.

Homeowners will have to submit an application with all federally required documentation to the Texas General Land Office. The statewide program has a total of 1.1 billion dollars available.

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"I am ready to get it over with and put it behind me," said Arnold Snowden, an Orange resident.

Snowden's home is still a mess after it received more than three inches of water from Harvey. However, he said there is still a lot of people still needing assistance.

"Many people affected by the storm are still desperate for help."

Applications will be accepted starting Wednesday, November 28th. If you are still in need of repairs or rebuilding your home call 1-844-893-8937 to find out where you can apply.

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LOCATIONS OF HOMEOWNER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OFFICES:

Beaumont Regional Office

505 Orleans Street

Beaumont, TX 77701

MON-FRI 8-6

Alma M. Carpenter Public Library

300 South Ann Street

Sour Lake, TX 77659

Rose Hill Acres Town Hall - OPENING DECEMBER 1, 2018

100 Jordan Road

Lumberton, TX 77657

Orange County Convention and Expo Center - OPENING DECEMBER 1, 2018

11475 FM 1442

Orange, TX 77630

Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation - OPENING DECEMBER 1, 2018

501 Procter Street

Port Arthur, TX 77640

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