Collection: Hurricane Sandy

Raw footage of FEMA Officials meeting with Hoboken city Leaders. Dylan Tilley FEMA

After Hurricane Sandy strikes New England, Acting Regional Administrator Paul Ford, discusses the importance of registering for individual assistance from FEMA.

Connecticut FCO Albert Lewis answers frequently asked questions regarding disaster assistance registration process.

B-Roll of coastal flooding damage at Fairfield Beach Conn.

Team Rubicon is a group of military veterans who volunteer during times of disaster.

FEMA Community Relations and FEMA Corps assist Hurricane Sandy survivors at the Atlantic City Disaster Recovery Center opening at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

Multiple Federal agencies have joined forces with FEMA to get information out to disaster survivors about what assistance is available to aid in the recovery from Hurricane Sandy.

Connecticut FCO Albert Lewis answers common questions about how to apply for disaster assistance.

Disaster Medical Teams are deployed to support the survivors of Hurricane Sandy and lend a helping hand to the local medical facilities.

Members of the 150th Engineers and other New Jersey National Guard assist with Sandy Disaster Relief efforts on Long Beach Island.

Cities and towns impacted by Hurricane Sandy may be eligible for Public Assistance from FEMA. Documenting damages and expenses incurred as a result of any disaster is an important first step in the application process

Register with FEMA at a Disaster Recovery Center

Information to help disaster survivors avoid frauds and scams.

Federal Coordinating Officer Albie Lewis gives this week's key message on responding to determination letters.

Michael Peacock with the Small Business Administration talks about who is eligible for a SBA loan.

A new Sheltering and Temporary Essential Power STEP for Hurricane Sandy Disaster Survivors in New York

U.S. Public Health Service provides health care in a Brooklyn hospital to 100 nursing home patients who were evacuated during Hurricane Sandy.

Members of the National Veterinary Response Team care for pets and assist disaster survivor in the New York area.

Connecticut FCO, Albie Lewis, talks about disaster aid as non-taxable income that will not affect one's benefits.

The US Army Corps of Engineers were mission assigned by FEMA to manage debris removal from Hurricane Sandy. The collection and transfer of debris from the local streets to barge transfer upstate to landfills is explained by Colonel Trey Jordan, Commander of Recovery Field Office for USACE and Bob Karlen, Quality Assurance Officer also with USACE.