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Florida Hurricane Disaster Relief, Recovery, and Employment Information:
- Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation - includes links to information on business loans and economic development grants, the Disaster Food Stamp Program, National Emergency Grants, Working in the Disaster Areas, and much more.
- Florida Department of Health - fact sheets, guidelines, and other related information for protecting health during the disaster recovery period on many subjects - water supply risks, home repair safety tips, mold in buildings, mosquitos and disease, and more.
- FloridaDisaster.org - from the Florida Division of Emergency Management
- Florida Hurricane Resources - updates by county, business owners and job seeker resources and support, and more - from the state of Florida.
- IRS Disaster Area Tax Relief for Florida - specific help for Florida Hurricane victims, including both individuals and businesses.
- IRS Disaster Loss Recovery Kit - A 98-page PDF file containing all the forms you need to document your loss (including one to get free copies of your previously filed tax returns), so you can apply for loans and/or grants. [Free PDF file (Adobe Acrobat) reader browser plugin]
- Pensacola News Journal - moderated forum on the Pensacola News Journal Website for contractors seeking workers; on 9/26, does not look very well moderated so be careful of some of these postings. [More hurricane-related forums from the Pensacola News Journal]
- Retraining for dislocated workers - if your employer and your job are gone as a result of the hurricane disaster, you may qualify for retraining.
- Up4Contract - Post your need for someone to help you repair your home on this site and people will "bid" on your "contract" with the lowest bid winning. Kind of an eBay for short term needs/employment.