Disaster Assistance Center Opens In Loveland To Help Flood Victims
LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4)- The Disaster Assistance Center opened in Loveland to help flood victims.
It's designed to be one-stop shopping for victims.
There are 40 different agencies including FEMA and The Salvation Army to help victims of flooding with resources and supplies.
Residents can get help with donations and housing.
"It's like a command center so we've got WiFi, phone centers, public computer networking, children's play areas, online registration, food, infrastructure and vaccinations. It's an all-encompassing emergency command center," said one volunteer.
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