Storm Info central news/regulatory statements archive
- 12/11/12—FEMA W-12110: Flood Response Office—FICO Number 308 Meriden, CT FRO contact information update
- 12/11/12—No loss of benefits for New Jersey seniors receiving disaster aid
- 12/11/12—Dec. 31 deadline for SBA disaster business physical loss loans
- 12/11/12—Nonprofits should notify the state of damage in case of public assistance grant is needed
- 12/11/12—Changes announced for two New York disaster recovery centers
- 12/11/12—FEMA opens Flood Response Office for Connecticut flood insurance policyholders
- 12/11/12—Changed your mind about staying in your storm damaged home? Tell FEMA now
- 12/10/12—New disaster recovery centers open in Kings, Nassau counties
- 12/10/12—New disaster recovery centers open in Brooklyn and Lawrence
- 12/10/12—FEMA to provide rebuilding workshops at local home improvement stores
- 12/8/12—FEMA: Recovery centers to close in western New Jersey counties
- 12/8/12—27 New York disaster recovery centers still open to serve hurricane survivors
- 12/8/12—Survivors must contact FEMA temporary housing assistance
- 12/8/12—Children ervulnerable to disaster-related stress
- 12/8/12—More free advise on building stronger, safer, smart
- 12/8/12—Greenwich disaster recovery center to close Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 6 p.m.
- 12/8/12—FEMA awards more than $254 million to rebuild New York
- 12/7/12—New disaster recovery center open in Rockland County
- 12/7/12—FEMA urges prompt return of SBA disaster loan application
- 12/7/12—Changes announced for Brooklyn disaster recovery center
- 12/6/12—Help offered for stressed survivors of Hurricane Sandy
- 12/6/12—NYU Medical Center receives $114 million
- 12/6/12—Scam artists attempt to prey on disaster survivors
- 12/6/12—FEMA awards more than $75 million to New York's finest
- 12/6/12—FEMA's public assistance dollars help rebuild Connecticut communities
- 12/6/12—FEMA: Connecticut disaster recovery centers hours change, Old Saybrook DRC closing
- 12/6/12—U.S. Department of Labor—Continuing to support Sandy cleanup and recovery
- 12/6/12—Hurricane Sandy: rumor control
- 12/5/12—New disaster recovery centers open in Nassau, Orange counties
- 12/5/12—FEMA will need more funds for Sandy relief: Fugate
- 12/5/12—Take precautions in your home after Hurricane Sandy
- 12/5/12—Disaster assistance from FEMA based on individual loss, need
- 12/5/12—Over $42 million in disaster loans approved in New Jersey, SBA urges submission of applications before Dec. 31 deadline
- 12/4/12—What we know about Superstorm Sandy a month later
- 12/5/12—FEMA will conduct additional webinars for insurance agents and other stakeholders regarding a number of issues arising from Sandy and the National Flood Insurance Program. The webinars are open to the first 100 participants per session. They will cover the following topics: the purpose and status of the NFIP; the claims process and adjustment issues; increased cost of compliance; individual assistance; the role of the SBA; and floodplain management. The webinars are scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at 10:30 a.m.; Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, at 10:30 a.m.; and Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012, at 2:30 p.m.
- 12/4/12—More free advice on building stronger, safer, smarter
- 12/4/12—Sandy survivors should submit insurance settlement information
- 12/4/12—FEMA: Learn rebuilding techniques at stores in Milford, New Haven and Orange
- 12/4/12—Businesses, nonprofit organizations get smart about low-interest disaster loans
- 12/4/12—FEMA: Federal disaster assistance includes right of appeal
- 12/4/12—FEMA: How to replace documents lost in a disaster
- 12/4/12—FEMA: State, local private nonprofits in New Jersey get 30 more days to request FEMA public assistance grants
- 12/4/12—FEMA: New disaster recovery centers open in Nassau, Ulster counties
- 12/3/12—Sandy survivors: Ask questions about letters from FEMA
- 12/3/12—Register with FEMA while waiting for an insurance settlement
- 12/3/12—New hours at 13 disaster recovery centers
- 12/2/12—Connecticut disaster recovery centers’ hours change, New Haven DRC to close
- 12/2/12—Keep In Touch With FEMA; Update Your Contact Information
- 12/1/12—FEMA: Groton disaster recoery center to close
- 12/1/12—FEMA: Disaster recovery center in Old Saybrook to close
- 12/1/12—FEMA: Three new recovery centers open in Hudson, Middlesex and union counties
- 12/1/12—FEMA: Last chance to visit four disaster recovery centers
- 12/1/12—SBA loans help homeowners and renters, not just business
- 12/1/12—FEMA rebuilding experts will offer free advice at Home Depots
- 12/1/12—A 'no' from SBA may open doors to more assistance
- 11/30/12—Connecticut disaster recovery centers’ hours change, New Haven DRC to close
- 11/30/12—FEMA: New Jersey recovery: one month later
- 11/30/12—FEMA registration deadline now 30 days away
- 11/30/12—Keep in touch with FEMA; update your contact information
- 11/30/12—FEMA: Changes announced for disaster recovery centers in Rockland
- 11/30/12—FEMA: New York recovery: one month later
- 11/30/12—FEMA: Low-interest disaster loans fuel Connecticut recovery
- 11/30/12—FEMA: 30 days left for New Yorkers to register for FEMA disaster aid
- 11/30/12—State, local, tribal governments, private nonprovits get 30 more days to request FEMA public assistance grants
- 11/30/12—FEMA: W-12108: Meteorological event Sandy—Accelerated partial payment process for up to $25,000 for certain mechanical elements in buildings and an additional $25,000 for necessary doors and windows to preserve health and safety and conditional waiver of Standard Flood Insurance Policy general conditions (J) and (M)
- 11/30/12—IRS gives additional time to small, automatically revoked tax-exempt organizations by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/30/12—IRS employee plan news relating to Hurricane Sandy
- 11/30/12—Important IRS information for victims of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/30/12—FEMA W-12106: Flood repsonse office—FICO 306, Plainview, N.Y.,. FRO contact information update
- 11/30/12—FEMA W-12106: Flood repsonse office—FICO 305, Somerset, N.J., FRO contact information update
- 11/30/12—FEMA W-12105: Flood response office—FICO 305 Marlton, N.J., FRO contact information update
- 11/29/12—FEMA to host Sandy webinar geared for insurance agents and other stakeholders regarding a number of issues arising from Sandy and the National Flood Insurance Program: Upcoming webinars are scheduled for Friday, Nov. 30, 2012, at 10:30 a.m.; Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012, at 2 p.m.; and Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, at 10:30 a.m .If there is continued interest, other webinars may be scheduled.
- 11/29/12—USACE advises local authorities on debris removal best practices
- 11/29/12—New disaster recovery centers open in White Lake, Freeport
- 11/29/12—FEMA awards $39 million in debris removal funding
- 11/29/12—Last of USACE generators installed in New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy being returned to storage
- 11/29/12—Learn rebuilding techniques at stores in Norwalk, Bridgeport and Stratford
- 11/29/12—Reaching out to workers at Staten Island starts recovery from Sandy
- 11/28/12—FEMA: Readout of FEMA Administrator Fugate's visit to New York & New Jersey
- 11/28/12—FEMA: President declares disaster for New Hampshire
- 11/27/12—FEMA: Reduced hours at some New York disaster recovery centers
- 11/27/12—FEMA aid programs for the State of New Hampshire declaration
- 11/27/12—FEMA urges quick filing of insurance claims
- 11/27/12—FEMA: More than $690 million approved for New York State Hurricane Sandy survivors
- 11/27/12—FEMA grants are not taxable income
- 11/27/12—FEMA: New disaster recovery center opens in Piermont, N.Y.
- 11/27/12—FEMA W-12103: Flood response office—FICO Number 308 meteorological event Sandy Meriden, Conn.
- 11/26/12—PSC: $11B for Sandy losses, but estimate expected to rise
- 11/26/12—Commentary: Rebuilding after Sandy, building for the future
- 11/26/12—AIR Worldwide raises Sandy insured loss estimates to $16-$22 billion
- 11/26/12—Volunteers are a vital resource in the aftermath of Sandy
- 11/26/12—FEMA: Last chance to visit FEMA disaster recovery center in Midland Park
- 11/26/12—FEMA determination letter is often not the last word on eligibility
- 11/25/12—More than $664 million approved for New York State Hurricane Sandy survivors
- 11/24/12—FEMA: Disaster recovery center to open in Norwalk
- 11/24/12—FEMA: Camden and Hunterdon disaster recovery centers to close
- 11/24/12—FEMA: Last chance to visit disaster recovery center in Lido Beach
- 11/24/12—More than $649 million approved for New York State Hurricane Sandy survivors
- 11/24/12—Fill out your Small Business Administration loan application this Thanksgiving weekend
- 11/23/12—Free advice on rebuilding stronger, safer, smarter at New Jersey home improvement stores
- 11/23/12—Apply for assistance even if you have insurance
- 11/23/12—Nearly $633 million approved for New York State Hurricane Sandy survivors
- 11/23/12—Three more Connecticut counties now eligible for public assistance
- 11/23/12—FEMA W-12102: Revised elevation certificate and floodproofing certificate approved
- 11/22/12—Disaster recovery centers in New York state open until noon today
- 11/21/12—After Sandy, uncertainty about real estate market, mortgages, insurance
- 11/21/12—FEMA W-12101: Enclosure loadings of -11 feet and below, special rates and renewals
- 11/21/12—Regulator: NFIP borrowing authority may need to be raised to $30B
- 11/21/12—Insurers go beyond paying claims for Sandy victims
- 11/20/12—More businesses seek government flood insurance after Sandy: Marsh
- 11/20/12—U.S. Department of Labor issues compliance guidance for employee benefit plans in wake of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/20/12—IRS: Hurricane Sandy relief: Announcement 2012-44: taxpayer relief
- 11/20/12—FEMA is available during Thanksgiving weekend
- 11/20/12—FEMA-state disaster recovery center opening in East Haven
- 11/20/12—Recovery centers will be closed on Thanksgiving Day
- 11/20/12—FEMA speaks many languages
- 11/20/12—$564 million provided to Sandy survivors in New York
- 11/20/12—More businesses seek government flood insurance after Sandy: Marsh
- 11/20/12—SNL report: Insurers begin issuing Sandy loss estimates
- 11/20/12—Willis: It's not surprising to see Sandy loss estimates climbing
- 11/20/12—Aon opens temporary office in midtown Manhattan during Sandy recovery
- 11/19/12—NAIC sets up consumer call center in aftermath of Superstorm Sandy
- 11/19/12—FEMA: New Yorkers warned to watch out for post-disaster scam artists
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Disaster aid does not affect Social Security, Medicare benefits
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Disaster recovery centers open in New York
- 11/19/12—FEMA: New Jersey adds a new disaster recovery center in Monmouth County
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Need help after the storm? Visit a disaster recovery center
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Disaster recovery center to be open three days in Stratford
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Federal disaster aid total exceeds $7.6 million in Connecticut
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Letter from FEMA is the starting point
- 11/19/12—FEMA: Need help after the storm? Visit a disaster recovery center
- 11/18/12—FEMA: Get rid of mold
- 11/18/12—FEMA: New Jersey adds additional disaster recovery centers in Cape May, Ocean and Union counties
- 11/18/12—FEMA: What to expect from a FEMA inspector
- 11/18/12—FEMA housing portal provides resource to help survivors find rentals
- 11/18/12—FEMA: Disaster recovery centers open in New York
- 11/18/12—FEMA: More than $500 million approved for Hurricane Sandy recovery
- 11/17/12—FEMA: Additional New Jersey disaster recovery centers open in Atlantic and Ocean counties
- 11/17/12—FEMA: Telephone hotline for New Jersey disaster legal services
- 11/17/12—FEMA: Milford disaster recovery center relocates, opens at noon Monday
- 11/17/12—Returning SBA loan application may open doors to more FEMA assistance
- 11/17/12—FEMA: Federal support to New York for the response to Hurricane Sandy
- 11/17/12—FEMA eligibility letter, the first letter may not be the final word
- 11/17/12—FEMA: Disaster recovery centers open in New York
- 11/16/12—FEMA: Corps teams with volunteer agencies to help bring stability to New Jersey
- 11/16/12—FEMA: Myth vs. fact about registering for FEMA aid
- 11/16/12—Retirement plans can make loans, hardship distributions to Sandy victims
- 11/16/12—FEMA: Federal support to New York for the response to Hurricane Sandy
- 11/16/12—FEMA extends transitional sheltering assistance program in New York
- 11/16/12—AIR Worldwide's field reports from R.I., Conn., and Long Island, N.Y.
- 11/16/12—N.Y. Gov. Cuomo: FEMA program will cover N.Y. home repairs
- 11/15/12—FEMA: Hurricane Sandy survivors should return SBA disaster loan applications to keep options open
- 11/15/12—FEMA: Additional disaster recovery centers open
- 11/15/12—FEMA: W-12099: Flood response office—FICO Number 305 Hurricane Sandy Marlton, N.J.
- 11/15/12—FEMA: W-12098: Flood response office—FICO Number 305 Hurricane Sandy Somerset, N.J.
- 11/15/12—FEMA: W-12097: Flood response office—FICO Number 306 Hurricane Sandy Plainview, N.Y.
- 11/15/12—AIR Worldwide's field report describes scope of Sandy's devastation
- 11/14/12—FEMA: W-12096: Adjuster briefing FICO 306—Hurricane Sandy Melville, N.Y.
- 11/14/12—FEMA: W-12095: Adjuster briefing FICO 305—Hurricane Sandy Piscataway, N.J.
- 11/14/12—Some Sandy-damaged Manhattan office buildings to reopen soon
- 11/14/12—Reinsurers’ capital can absorb Sandy losses below $50 billion: S&P
- 11/14/12—RMS estimates Sandy's losses could reach $25 billion
- 11/14/12—Boating losses from Superstorm Sandy could set records
- 11/14/12—Hurricane Sandy survivors: be aware of scam artists
- 11/14/12—FEMA community relations teams serving Milford area
- 11/13/12—FEMA: W-12094: Adjuster briefing FICO 305—Hurricane Sandy Mount Laurel, N.J.
- 11/13/12—Four counties added to New York disaster for individual assistance
- 11/13/12—FEMA's community relations teams are reaching out to Connecticut's disaster survivors
- 11/13/12—FEMA inspectors help start Connecticut recovery from Sandy
- 11/13/12—FEMA: Federal support to New York for the response of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/13/12—FEMA: Make sure all your friends and neighbors contact FEMA for assistance
- 11/12/12—FEMA: Federal family and partners continue to support states impacted by Sandy
- 11/12/12—Delays in power restoration after storm anger N.Y., N.J. residents
- 11/11/12—Gov. Cuomo: Superstorm Sandy could cost New York state $33 billion
- 11/11/12—American sign language interpreters are available in disaster recovery centers
- 11/9/12—FEMA: W-12093: SPECIAL 2012 NFIP Adjuster Certification Workshop
- 11/9/12—FEMA: W-12092a: Conditional and partial waiver of the proof of loss requirement in the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) for losses related to meteorlogical event Sandy and one-year extension to send a proof of loss in the event an insured believes additional amounts are owed under their SFIP, now superseded by W-12092a FEMA: Conditional and partial waiver of the proof of loss requirement in the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) for losses related to meteorological event Sandy and one-year extension to send a proof of loss in the event an insured believes additional amounts are owed under their SFIP
- 11/9/12—Nor'easter brings new power outages for Sandy-battered states
- 11/8/12—Assisting survivors can mean many forms of assistance
- 11/8/12—Sandy-torn Northeast deals with more wind, water
- 11/7/12—Be wary of scams perpetrated by contractors after Hurricane Sandy, warns the I.I.I.
- 11/7/12—FEMA increases rental assistance for victims of Sandy in New Jersey, New York
- 11/7/12—FEMA: W-12091: Extension of the grace period for payment of National Flood Insurance Program renewal premiums
- 11/7/12—III: Be wary of scams perpetrated by contractors after Hurricane Sandy, warns the III
- 11/6/12—FEMA: Housing and sheltering needs of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/6/12—FEMA: W-12090: Debris removal
- 11/6/12—FEMA: W-12089: Hurricane deductibles
- 11/6/12—FEMA works with state and locals to prepare region for Nor'easter
- 11/6/12—New York stories in the wake of Sandy
- 11/5/12—FEMA: Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts
- 11/5/12—FEMA: Housing and sheltering needs of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/4/12—Declaration process fact sheet--the emergency response process
- 11/4/12—The disaster process & disaster aid programs
- 11/4/12—Federal family and partners continue to support states impacted by Sandy
- 11/3/12—Latest updates from the FEMA Blog: FEMA's assistance to individual over $100 million
- 11/3/12—The federal family and partners continue to support states affected by storm
- 11/5/12—Help after a disaster
- 11/5/12—FEMA: Before you apply
- 11/5/12—Superstorm Sandy crisis map
- 11/5/12—FEMA: W-12087: Meteorological event Sandy-related advance payments under standards flood insurance policies
- 11/5/12—FEMA: W-12086: Meteorological event Sandy and its remnants: modified handling of claims with prior losses for one-to-four family dwellings
- 11/2/12—FEMA: W-12085: Substantially damaged structures
- 11/2/12—FEMA: W-12084: NFIP adjuster fee schedule—2012 revision
- 11/2/12—Gasoline runs short, adding woes to storm recovery
- 11/1/2012—FEMA W-12083: Hurricane Sandy—emergency NFIP flood certification
- 11/1/2012—A message from Verizon customers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 10/31/2012—Sandy losses in U.S. might reach $15 billion, AIR Worldwide says
- 10/31/2012—FEMA W-12082: FICO number update—Hurricane Sandy
- 10/31/2012—NAIC office in New York is closed until further notice due to storm recovery
- 10/30/2012—FEMA: President declares major disaster for New York—makes federal funding available to affected individuals in Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Richmond, Suffolk, and Queens counties.
- 10/30/12, 10:18 a.m.—Cost expected to exceed $10B
- 10/30/12, 6:07 a.m.—Wall Street Journal: Sandy hits coast, floods New York
- 10/30/12—FEMA: President declares major disaster for New Jersey—makes federal funding available to affected individuals in Atlantic, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Union counties.
- 10/30/12—FEMA: President declares major disaster for Connecticut—makes federal funding available to affected individuals in counties of Fairfield, Middlesex, New Haven, and New London and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and Mohegan Tribal Nation located within New London County.
- 10/30/12—FEMA: President Obama signs New Hampshire emergency declaration
- 10/30/12—FEMA: Federal aid programs for state of New York disaster recovery
- 10/30/12—FEMA: Federal aid programs for State of New Jersey disaster recovery
- 10/30/12—FEMA: Federal aid programs for State of Connecticut disaster recovery
- 10/30/12—FEMA: Federal aid programs for the State of New Hampshire emergency declaration
- 10/29/12—President Obama signs Connecticut emergency declaration
- 10/29/12—Federal aid programs for the State of Connecticut emergency declaration
- 10/29/12—Federal aid programs for the State of New Jersey emergency declaration
- 10/28/12—President Obama signs New York emergency declaration
- 10/28/12—Federal aid programs for the State of New York emergency declaration
- 10/28/12, 8:11 p.m.—Insurers get ready for Sandy-related claims
- 10/27/12, 11:45 p.m.—Utilities brace for super storm
- 10/26/12—FEMA tweeted—Here's how you can prepare for whatever Sandy throws your way: http://www.Ready.gov/hurricanes
- 10/25/12—PCI urges Atlantic coast residents to prepare for potential hurricane impact
- 10/25/12, 6:05 p.m.—FEMA: Closely monitoring Hurricane Sandy
- 10/1/12—FEMA Bulletin W-12077: Hurricane Isaac—prior loss claim file processing and advance partial payments
- 9/21/12—FEMA Bulletin W-12071: Sustantially damaged structures
- 9/14/12—FEMA Bulletin W-12067: Wind vs. flood loss and additional claims guidance
- 5/24/12—NOAA predicts a near-normal 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season
- 5/2/12—FEMA FloodSmart Hurricane Season News Release
- 10/21/11—Guidance regarding SFIP Section V(B) "Flood in Progress" determinations, future losses and claims handling
- 9/22/11—Basement coverage
- 8/29/11—I.I.I.: What’s covered, what’s not
- 8/25/11—FEMA issues bulletin: Wind vs. flood—reminder of past bulletins
- 3/2011—National Flood Insurance Program FAQ
- Applying for assistance through FEMA
- Registering and checking your FEMA application status
- NAIC Consumer Alert—In the wake of the storm: five reminders about your insurance coverage
- CoreLogic's 2012 annual Storm Surge Report—Reprinted with permission from CoreLogic ©2012. This data may not be resold, republished or licensed to any other source, including publications and sources owned by the primary recipient's parent company without prior written permission from CoreLogic.
- To find a Red Cross shelter: redcross.org
- National Weather Service: map
- Homeowners insurer contact information
- Automobile insurer contact information
- Disaster recovery services available via FEMA's new mobile website
- 11/29/12—Joint statement from Govs. Cuomo and Malloy on working together for federal aid after Hurricane Sandy
- 11/29/12—Gov. Malloy will seek $3.2 billion from the federal government for infrastructure improvements
- 11/19/12—Gov. Malloy: FEMA assistance to individuals tops $7.6 million for storm Sandy
- 11/16/12—Gov. Malloy: FEMA assistance to individuals tops $7.6 million for Storm Sandy
- 11/16/12—Gov. Malloy: Conn. receives $1.8 million grant to hire discloated workers for Sandy recovery efforts
- 11/16/12—Conn. Gov.: State's damage from Superstorm Sandy $360M and climbing
- 11/14/12—Gov. Malloy: FEMA to operate fixed disaster recovery centers in Milford and Norwalk
- 11/14/12—Gov. Malloy announces small town economic assistance emergency management grants for Bethany, Greenwich, South Windsor
- 11/13/12—Gov. Malloy: special incentives available to assist those facing energy-related reconstruction costs from storm Sandy
- 11/8/12—Gov. Malloy announces SNAP replacement benefits for Connecticut residents impacted by Storm Sandy
- 11/8/12—Gov. Malloy: Fairfield Service Plaza to reopen, providing important food and fueling location in storms' wake
- 11/7/12—Thursday: Gov. Malloy holds news conference to discuss disaster asssitance outreach efforts for the state's buiness community
- 11/7/12—Due to scheduled system upgrades, ncci.com will have limited availability Friday, Nov.9, starting at 8 p.m., through Sunday, Nov. 11
- 11/6/12—Gov. Malloy releases fact sheet on how to apply for Storm Sandy disaster assistance
- 11/6/12—Fact sheet: How to apply for Storm Sandy disaster relief assistance in Connecticut
- 11/6/12—Gov. Malloy: FEMA to operate mobile disaster recovery centers in Milford, Guilford and Stonington
- 11/5/12—Today at 5 p.m.: Gov. Malloy updates media on storm recovery efforts
- 11/3/2012—Gov. Malloy: FEMA opens additional disaster recovery centers in New Haven, Old Saybrook and Groton
- 11/2/2012—Saturday: Gov. Malloy visits small business in Norwalk damaged by storm; holds news conference at Bridgeport FEMA Center with SBA administrator
- 11/2/2012—Gov. Malloy announces Bridgeport and Greenwich disaster recovery centers open
- 11/2/12—Gov. Malloy: New Haven rail line branch service to resume Monday
- 11/2/12—Health officials remind food establishments of procedures to safely reopen after storm
- 11/2/12—Hurricane recovery information
- 11/2/12—Gov. Malloy: Be aware of disaster assistance scams, especially related to FEMA
- 11/2/12—DEEP: Most state parks reopening tomorrow, Nov. 3, 2012
- 11/2/12—An update for DMV customers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Gov. Malloy directs Connecticut flags to half-staff in honor of Easton firefigher Lt. Russell F. Neary
- 11/2/12—Today: Gov. Malloy participates in state policy awards ceremony; views storm damage in New Haven and West Haven
- 11/2/12—Gov. Malloy signs order allowing propane tanks to be filled by alternate distributors
- 11/2/12—An update for DMV customers affected by Hurricane Sandy
11/2/12—PIA storm resource update—PIA makes MOBILE SITE available for agents working in storm aftermath
- 11/1/12—Hurricane Sandy: important health information
- 11/1/12—Gov. Malloy: service on main New Haven rail line resumes Friday morning
- 11/1/12—Gov. Malloy announces simplified process for immediate repair and rebuilding of seawalls, bulkheads, in coastal areas
- 11/1/12—Consumers beware of hurricane flood-damaged vehicles
- 11/1/12—As power outges fall gradually, utilities say power will be on for most by early next week
- 11/1/12—Gov. Malloy: President Obama approves additional federal assistances
- 11/1/12—Today: Gov. Malloy holds media availability with U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Napolitano; visits National Guard troops in East Hartford; holds media breifing on storm recovery efforts
- 11/1/12—Public utilities regulatory authority reminds residents to report service interruption issues directly to utilities
- 10/31/12—DMV Bridgeport office remains closed for Thursday, Nov. 1
- 10/31/12—Gov. Malloy releases aerial photos & video of storm damage along Connecticut shoreline
- 10/31/12—Gov. Malloy: residents seeking federal assistance must register with FEMA
- 10/31/12—NCCI: Hurricane/Super Storm Sandy: underwriting and classification assignment guidelines
- 10/31/12—Today: Gov. Malloy visits shoreline towns in southeastern Connecticut
- 10/30/12—Gov. Malloy: all state employees should return to work Wednesday
- 10/30/12—Wednesday: Gov. Malloy updates media on storm recovery; visits shoreline towns in southeastern Connecticut
- 10/30/12—Gov. Malloy statement on President Obama's expedited disaster declaration for Connecticut
- 10/30/12—Connecticut Insurance Department offers tips for filing storm damage claims
- 10/30/12—Notice from the Connecticut Insurance Department on hurricane deductibles
- 10/30/12—Today: Gov. Malloy travels state to assess damage, updates media on impact of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/30/12—Gov. Malloy lifts travel ban effective immediately
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy orders extension of all motor vehicle deadlines & expiration dates
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy directs nonessential state employees not to report to work on Tuesday
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy to brief the media on urgent basis at 9:15 at state EOC
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy orders local officials on shoreline towns from Greenwhich to Old Saybrook to "high alert"
- 10/29/12—Tuesday: Gov. Malloy updates media on impact of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy signs four executive orders to assist Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy orders road closures
- 10/29/12—Gov. Malloy orders extension of all motor vehicle deadlines and expiration dates
- 10/28/12—Gov. Malloy statement on approval by President Obama of pre-landfall emergency declaration in Connecticut
- 10/26/12—Connecticut Insurance Department Bulletin IC-32: Storm Sandy
- 10/26/12—Connecticut Insurance Department IC-30: Storm Sandy
- 10/26/12—Connecticut Insurance Department IC-28: Storm Sandy
- 10/26/12—Storm Sandy: preparation and recovery: guidelines for consumers and insurers
- 10/26/12—Gov. Malloy to partially activate the state ermegency operations center at 8 a.m. Saturday
- 10/26/12—Gov. Malloy to be briefed by state and utlity officials on preparedness for Hurricane Sandy; will brief media after meeting
- 10/25/12—Connecticut Insurance Department sets up Hurricane Sandy web portal
- 10/25/12—Gov. Malloy encourages resident to monitor Hurricane Sandy and be prepared
- 10/25/12—Hurricane Sandy moving across the Bahamas at this time ... impact in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Coast becoming very likely next Monday or Tuesday
- 10/25/12—Hurricane Sandy intensifies overnight ... moves through eastern Cuba ... may impact New England next Monday to Wednesday
- 9/1/11—Tips for filing flood insurance claims
- 9/9/09—Connecticut Important Notice: Filing Review Guidelines Related to Underwriting Coastal Homeowners Insurance Policies Nov. 9, 2009
- 6/6/12—Insurance Department: "Be Prepared" web page—a resource for tropical storm season
- Connecticut Insurance Department: Storm Sandy—helpful carrier contact information
- How to file a complaint with the Connecticut Insurance Department
- Insurer contact information
- 11/2/12—Q&A—Property losses due to flooding and wind driven rain
- 11/2/12—Gov. Lynch directs National Guard to prepare for possible deployment to New York or New Jersey
- 11/2/12—Gov. Lynch requests additional FEMA assistance
- 10/31/12—NCCI: Hurricane/Super Storm Sandy: underwriting and classification assignment guidelines
- 10/30/12—President grants Gov. Lynch's request for statewide emergency declaration
- 10/29/12—Gov. Lynch requests federal emergency declaration
- 10/29/12—Gov. Lynch declares state of emergency; urges citizens to avoid afternoon travel
- 10/29/12—Waiver of IRP and IFTA requirements for New Hampshire—declaration of emergency notice
- 10/27/12—Readout of Secretary Napolitano and FEMA Administrator's Fugate's calls to governors and mayors as preparations for Hurricane Sandy continue
- 10/26/12—Gov. Lynch, state officials make preparations for approaching hurricane
- 10/25/12—Hurricane Sandy 2012
- 8/29/11—Toll-free information and referral for flood victims
- NHID: Consumer Flood Insurance
- New Hampshire's disaster preparedness site
- How to file a complaint with the New Hampshire Insurance Department
- Storm loss information
- NHID: Storm cleanup/repair scams
- Insurer contact information
- 11/30/12—Christie administration announces nearly $13 million in FEMA reimbursement to siz municipalities for debris removal
- 11/30/12—Christie administration announces three new disaster recovery centers open in Hudson, Middlesex and Union counties
- 11/30/12—Christie administration continues Department of Banking and Insurance mobile office Monday in Monmouth County
- 11/28/12—Christie administration announces three public assistance grants awarded to State of New Jersey
- 11/28/12—Christie administration releases total Hurricane Sandy damage assessment at $36.9 billion
- 11/28/12—Gov. Christie names Marc Ferzan to manage Hurricane Sandy storm recovery
- 11/28/12—Joint statement of Govs. Christie and Cuomo on commitment to work together on Hurricane Sandy rebuilding funding
- 11/27/12—Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno calls Hurricane Sandy recovery jobs a "second call to duty" for New Jersey's unemployed veterans
- 11/26/12—Gov. Christie: I will not forget you
- 11/24/12—Camden and Hunterdon disaster recovery centers to close
- 11/24/12—New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announce reopening of World Trade Center and Exchange Place PATH Service on Monday, Nov. 26
- 11/24/12—Nine western New Jersey disaster recovery centers to go to rotating schedule
- 11/24/12—Christie administration encourages insured residents affected by Hurricane Sandy to apply for assistance
- 11/24/12—Christie administration announces two additional disaster recovery centers open in Ocean County
- 11/23/12—Christie administration releases Hurricane Sandy preliminary damage assessment
- 11/21/12—Study: New Jersey beaches 30-40 feet narrower after Superstorm Sandy
- 11/21/12—Christie administration activates telephone hotline to collect and distribute donated items to aid Hurricane Sandy recovery effort
- 11/20/12—New Jersey disaster recovery centers will be closed on Thanksgiving Day
- 11/20/12—Christie administration kicks off second annual "season of service" by distributing Thanksgiving dinners to New Jersey residents affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/20/12—Gov. Christie's remarks to New Jersey congressional delegation on Hurricane Sandy recovery
- 11/19/12—Christie administration continues Department of Banking and Insurance mobile offices Tuesday in Ocean and Bergen counties
- 11/19/12—New Jersey adds a disaster recovery center in Long Branch, Monmouth County
- 11/19/12—Letter from FEMA is the starting point
- 11/18/12—FEMA Housing Portal provides resource to help survivors find rentals
- 11/18/12—New Jersey adds additional disaster recovery centers in Cape May, Ocean and Union counties
- 11/17/12—Christie administration announces telephone hotline for New Jersey disaster legal services
- 11/16/12—Christie administration announces reopening of portions of Liberty State Park by Thanksgiving
- 11/16/12—Christie administration announces all but one NJ TRANSIT Rail lines fully or partially restored, effective Monday, Nov. 19
- 11/16/12—Christie administration thanks Kidde for donation of carbon monoxide detectors for New Jersey residents still without power
- 11/16/12—Christie administration announces federal fishery resource disaster declaration for New Jersey
- 11/16/12—First Lady Mary Pat Christie on Today Show: We will be here for the long term
- 11/16/12—Corps team with volunteer agencies to help bring stability to New Jersey
- 11/16/12—Gov. Christie announces additional extension of tax-filing deadlines for storm victims
- 11/15/12—Christie administration announces free NJ TRANSIT Trans-Hudson Bus/Ferry Service for Gladstone Branch customers
- 11/15/12—Extended producer license expiration date
- 11/14/12—New Jersey disaster recovery centers open in Essex, Hudson, Ocean and Salem counties
- 11/14/12—Christie administration reopens Atlantic coast shellfish beds from Little Egg Inlet to Cape May Point
- 11/14/12—Christie administration thanks Home Depot for generous donation of clean-up supplies for Toms River residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/13/12—Christie administration announces that Department of Banking and Insurance will staff mobile offices Thursday to provide information and take consumers' complaints
- 11/13/12—Gov. Christie requests declaration of federal fishery resource disaster due to Hurricane Sandy impacts
- 11/13/12—Gov. Christie: This was not a Republican or Democrat storm
- 11/13/12—Department of Education launches hotline for familities displaced by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/13/12—Christie administration extends initiatives to boost retailer access to supplies of gasoline and diesel fuel
- 11/13/12—Christie administration announces limited restoration of Montclair-Boonton lines
- 11/13/12—Christie administration thanks Home Depot for generous donation of clean-up supplies for Middletown and Jersey City residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/12/12—New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announce reopening of 9th Street PATH station
- 11/12/12—Christie administration announces reinstatement of pre-Sandy fueling practices at 6 a.m. Tuesday
- 11/12/12—Major progress made in containing and cleaning up Arthur Kill fuel spill caused by Sandy
- 11/11/12—Christie administration announces some restoration of Morris & Essex lines effective Monday
- 11/11/12—New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announce resumption of PATH service from Newark to 33rd Street beginning Monday, Nov. 12, 2012
- 11/10/12—NJ TRANSIT announces restoration of Bergen, Pascack Valley lines effective Monday
- 11/9/12—Executive Order No. 107
- 11/9/12—Gov. Christie announces extension of 100 percent cost share for state recovery and restoration efforts
- 11/9/12—Christie administration helps college students, families affected by hurricane
- 11/9/12—Christie administration announces food assistance for storm-impacted families enrolled in SNAP
- 11/9/12—Gov. Christie takes action to extend grace period for payment of fourth-quarter property taxes
- 11/9/12—Gov. Christie Hurricane Sandy recovery press briefing in Seaside Park
- 11/9/12—MVC Facility update as of Nov. 9, 2012, 4 p.m.
- 11/9/12—Christie administration agrees to local plan to allow return to Barrier Island communities
- 11/9/12—Christie administrtion working with storm-affected counties and municipalities to ensure safe and environmentally respnosible debris removal
- 11/9/12—Christie administration thanks Home Depot for generous $120,000 donation of clean-up supplies fo residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/9/12—Christie administration announces disaster unemployment assistance application deadline extended to February
- 11/8/12—MVC facility pdate as of Nov. 8, 2012, 4:30 p.m.
- 11/8/12—Christie administration announces disaster unemployment assistance expanded to all New Jersey counties due to Hurricane Sandy
- 11/8/12—Gov. Christie announces additional tax filing extension to provide relief for businesses affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/8/12—Gov. Christie Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts & Nor 'easter response press briefing in Somerset
- 11/8/12—Christie administration announces additional free Trans-Hudson Bus/Ferry Service
- 11/8/12—MVC facility update as of Nov. 8, 2012
- 11/8/12—Gov. Christie takes further actions to bolster New Jersey's supply of gasoline and diesel fuel
- 11/8/12—Customers of PVSC strongly advised to reduce water use to limit partially treated effluent into New York Harbor
- 11/7/12—Christie administration announces another free bus/ferry option for the Trans-Hudson commute
- 11/7/12—Christie administration urges driver safety and precautions during severe weather
- 11/7/12—MVC facility update
- 11/7/12—Christie administration announces recovery assistance services for New Jersey businesses impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/7/12—Port Authority advises air travelers to check with their carriers before going to the airport today
- 11/6/12—New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announce Holland Tunnel to open to commuters for morning rush on Wednesday, Nov. 7
- 11/6/12—Christie administration announces restoration of additional NJ Transit Rail, Light Rail services
- 11/6/12—Port Authority continues limited PATH service
- 11/6/12—Christie administration encourages NJ Transit customers to avoid delays, take free service from HBLR Liberty State Park Station to Lower Manhattan
- 11/6/12—Gov. Christie Hurricane Sandy briefing in Westwood
- 11/6/12—Christie administration urges customers of Middlesex County utility authority to further reduce water use
- 11/6/12—Gov. Chris Christie announces FEMA individual assistance extended to all 21 New Jersey counties
- 11/6/12—Christie administration issues emergency order easing infrastructure repair permit requirements following Hurricane Sandy
- 11/5/12—Christie Administration Emergency Trans-Hudson Access Plan gets 150,000 New Jerseyans to work Monday morning
- 11/5/12—Christie administration expands recreational fishing andboating advisory to northern Barnegat Bay
- 11/5/12—New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa swears in more than 200 law-enforcement officers to support security and recovery efforts
- 11/5/12—Gov. Christie Hurricane Sandy Briefing In Keansburg
- 11/5/12—Port Authority announces commencement of limited Trans-Hudson Service on PATH beginning Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012
- 11/5/12—Customer advisory: MVC facility updates for Nov. 7
- 11/5/12—Christie administration urges precautions of use of alternative heating devices during extended power outages
- 11/5/12—Christie administration announces all 12 Atlantic City casinos back in operation
- 11/5/12—Christie administration reminds consumers, municipalities to be on alert for post-Sandy home repair scams
- 11/5/12—Gov. Christie and Secretary Napolitano Hurricane Sandy briefing in Hoboken
- 11/4/12—MVC facility updates for Nov. 5
- 11/4/12—Gov. Christie: This state is a family
- 11/4/12—Christie administration implements emergency Trans-Hudson Access Plan starting Monday morning
- 11/4/12—New Jersey National Guard working with FEMA to provide fuel to first responders and utility crews
- 11/4/12—Gov. Chris Christie continues action to broaden access to fuel for New Jerseyans
- 11/4/12—Gov. Christie signs executive order suspending Sunday blue laws in Bergen County
- 11/4/12—Port Newark container terminal and global terminal to open for business on Monday
- 11/4/12—Christie administration announces hotlines, resources available to help manage stress, stay healthy
- 11/4/12—Port Authority update on conditions at transportation facilities
- 11/4/12—Troopers from eight states travel to New Jersey to assist law enforcement
- 11/3/12—Christie administration announces NJ Transit to resume service on four rail lines Sunday morning
- 11/3/12—Christie administration launches hotline for gas stations to report service delivery problems
- 11/3/12—Gov. Christie Saturday afternoon Hurricane Sandy briefing in Little Ferry
- 11/3/12—Port Elizabeth to open for business
- 11/3/12—Christie administration announces email and fax voting available to New Jerseyans displaced by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/3/12—Gov. Chris Christie and First Lady Mary Pat Christie announce launch of Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund Website
- 11/3/12—Gov. Christie releases power utility companies’ revised plans for service restoration
- 11/3/12—Gov. Christie takes action to ease gas station waits with move to odd-even rationing for gasoline purchases in 12 New Jersey counties New Jersey registered voters encouraged to vote early at their county elections office
- 11/2/12—Customer advisory: MVC facility and services update for Nov. 3
- 11/2/12—Gov. Christie Friday afternoon briefing on Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Gov. Christie announces recovery assistance plan for New Jersey counties impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Christie administration subpoenas 65 businesses in investigations into post-hurricane price gouging
- 11/2/12—Christie administration announces disaster unemployment assistance expanded to ten New Jersey counties impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Christie administration announces pet rescue hotline for residents affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Christie administration takes action to protect storm-impacted New Jersey homoewners from higher insurane deductibles and executive order
- 11/2/12—Christie administration lifts boil-water advisory for Atlantic City
- 11/2/12—Gov. Christie announces reopening of Atlantic City casinos
- 11/2/12—Port Authority update on conditions at transportation facilities
- 11/2/12—Christie administration subpeonas 65 businesses in investigations into post-hurricane price gouging
- 11/1/12—Allstate insurance sets up mobile claim centers in Brick, Hazlet
- 11/1/12—Gov. Christie approves Cape May County request to lift travel ban in select barrier island communities
- 11/1/12—Gov. Christie signed executive order to secure water supplies across New Jersey in wake of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/1/12—Christie administration announces restoration of limited rail service to Newark on Friday
- 11/1/12—Gov. Christie Thursday afternoon briefing on Hurricane Sandy
- 11/1/12—Christie administration extends open enrollment deadline for 2013 health plans for state and local government workers due to service disruption from storm
- 11/1/12—Gov. Christie: I'm here and I want to hear their stories
- 11/1/12—Customer Advisory—MVR facility and services update for Nov. 2
- 11/1/12—Christie administration issues directive to county election officials to make voting easiter in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/1/12—Gov. Christie announces federal approval of 10-day period of 100 percent cost share for state recovery and restoration efforts
- 11/1/12—Gov. Christie approves Atlantic County request to lift travel ban in select barrier island communities
- 11/1/12—Christie administration warns consumers to beware of home repair scams, charity scams while recovery from storm damage
- 11/1/12—New Jersey State Troopers deployed at shore to provide enhanced security in the wake of storm
- 11/1/12—Port Authority update on conditions at transporation facilities
- 11/1/12—Christie administration announces disaster unemployment assistance available in eight New Jersey counties impacted by storm
- 11/1/12—Damaged Route 71 bridge over Shark River closed to vehicular traffic for approximately 60 days
- 11/1/12—NJIUA online report of loss form
- 11/1/12—Christie administration announces disaster unemployment assistance available in eight New Jersey counties impacted by storm
- 11/1/12—Customer Advisory
- 11/1/12—NJIUA offices has reopened at 744 Broad St. in Newark, N.J.
- 10/31/12—Christie administration urges caution at service areas as motorists line up for fuel
- 10/31/12—New Jersey National Guard dispatches to assist residents in aftermath of storm
- 10/31/12—Remarks by President Barack Obama and Gov. Chris Christie after surveyings damage from Hurricane Sandy in Brigantine, N.J.
- 10/31/12—Port Authority update on conditions at transportation facilities
- 10/31/12—Video: Gov. Christie Wednesday evening briefing on Hurricane Sandy
- 10/31/12—Gov. Christie extends tax deadline for businesses disrupted by storm
- 10/31/12—Christie administration eases fuel requirements for certain emergency genrators in storm aftermath
- 10/31/12—Christie administration offers guidance to consumers on filing insurnce claims after storm
- 10/31/12—Christie administration investigates complaints of alleged strom-related price gouging
- 10/31/12—Christie Administration advises residents to be alert for local boil water advisories
- 10/31/12—Majority of NJ transit bus service to resume Thursday
- 10/31/12—Gov. Christie acts to boost gasoline, diesel supplies
- 10/31/12—Christie administration urges caution at service areas as motorists line up for fuel
- 10/31/12—Christie administration announces reopening of River Line Light Rail Service today at 3 p.m.
- 10/31/12—Power restored at Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant
- 10/31/12—Gov. Chris Christie postpones Halloween celebrations to ensure public safety in the aftermath of October storm
- 10/30/12—Gov. Christie announces Wednesday closure of state offices in the aftermth of October storm
- 10/30/12—Gov. Christie Tuesday evening briefing on Hurricane Sandy
- 10/30/12—Port Authority update on conditioins at transportation facilities
- 10/30/12—Port Authority to reopen ferry terminal
- 10/30/12—DEP advises residents statewide to conserve water in the aftermath of storm
- 10/30/12—Port Authority reopens Outerbridge Crossing, George Washigton, Goethals and Bayonne Bridges
- 10/30/12—Christie administration responds to NJ Transit infrastructure damage following Hurricane Sandy
- 10/30/12—Christie administration activates temporary hotlines to report price gouging durng declared state of emergency
- 10/30/12—Christie administration urges residents to be aware of food safety issues following storm
- 10/29/12—Gov. Christie Monday 5:30 p.m. press briefing on Hurricane Sandy
- 10/29/12—New Jersey Turnpike Authority closes Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension
- 10/29/12—Christie administration encourages Tuesday closure of New Jersey college and universities in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/29/12—Christie administration urges preparedness for New Jersey pet owners in Hurricane Sandy's Path
- 10/29/12—Gov. Christie announces Tuesday closure of state offices as a result of Hurricane Sandy's weather conditions
- 10/29/12—Additional 66 miles of Garden State Parkway to close in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy impact
- 10/29/12—Christie administration issues storm fire safety precautions
- 10/29/12—Port Authority to close Holland Tunnel at 2 p.m.
- 10/29/12—New Jersey Insurance Underwriting Association is not accepting new business due to the approaching Hurricane Sandy
- 10/29/12—Garden State Parkway closed from Exit 38 at Atlantic City Expressway to Southern Terminus in Cape May County—motorists should anticipate significant closures on Turnpike and Parkway as conditions continue to deteriorate
- 10/29/12—Christie administration activates volunteer emergency response hotline—volunteers asked to Call 1-800-JERSEY-7
- 10/29/12—Gov. Chris Chrstie announces federal emergency declaration for New Jersey—pre-landfall emergency costs eligible for reimbursement
- 10/28/12—Gov. Christie: Do't be stupid, get out
- 10/28/12—Gov. Christie press briefing in Pompton Lakes on Hurricane Sandy
- 10/28/12—Gov.Chris Christie requests pre-landfall emergency declaration for New Jersey in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/26/12—Gov. Christie tweeted—Make sure to visit http://Ready.NJ.gov, as well as your County OEM office websites at http://www.state.nj.us/njoem/about/association.html for the latest on Sandy
- 10/28/12—Gov. Chris Christie announces Monday closure of state offices ahead of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/25/12—DOBI issues Bulletin No. 12-12 calling for activation of Catstrophe Response Plans
- 6/6/12—DOBI offers tips to residents to prepare for hurricanes
- How to file a complaint with the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance
- Homeowners insurer contact information
- Auto insurer contact information
- 1129/12—Department of Financial Services Offering Insurance Assistance at Five Locations in New York City and Long Island
- 11/29/12—Joint statement from Govs. Cuomo and Malloy on working together for federal aid after Hurricane Sandy
- 11/29/12—Gov. Cuomo announces new actions to expedite Sandy-related insurance claims and launches online report card system for insurance companies
- 11/28/12—Gov. Cuomo announces appointments to commissions to improve New York state's emergency preparedness and response capabilities and strengthen the state's infrastructure to withstand natural disasters
- 11/28/12—Joint statement from Govs. Cuomo and Christie on Hurricane Sandy cost estimates
- 11/28/12—Gov. Cuomo extends payment due date for New York State Insurance Fund policyholders affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/28/12—ELANY Bulletin No. 2012-32: Re: Extension of motatorium on cancellations and nonrenewals for the designated counties affected by Superstorm Sandy
- 11/27/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance to Howard Beach in Queens
- 11/26/12—Gov. Cuomo holds meeting with New York's congressional delegation, Mayor Bloomberg and regional county executives to review damage assessment for the state in the wake of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/26/12—DMV offices closings or changes
- 11/25/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Ocean Parkway to reopen for tomorrow's morning rush hour
- 11/25/12—Gov. Cuomo announces $27 million federal grant to put more than 5,000 unemployed New Yorkers to work on Hurricane Sandy...
- 11/24/12—Gov. Cuomo announces LIRR restores weekend electric train service on Long Beach Branch Sunday, Nov. 25; weekday...
- 11/24/12—Gov. Cuomo and Gov. Christie announce reopening of World Trade Center and Exchange Place Path Service on Monday,...
- 11/23/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance at four Long Island locations
- 11/23/12—Gov. Cuomo announces restoration of contraflow traffic during morning drive at Queens Midtown Tunnel beginning Monday
- 11/21/12—Gov. Cuomo announces nearly 4,000 Thanksgiving Dinners and turkeys will be delivered today to New Yorkers impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/20/12—DFS extends moratorium for an additional 21 days. PIANY received word from the NYSDFS that the original 30-day moratorium on cancellations for certain personal- and commercial-lines policies has been extended for the 10 storm-ravaged counties. An official notification is expected early next week.
- 11/20/12—DMV office closings or changes
- 11/20/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Lowe's to distribute more than 22,000 Thanksgiving meals to families impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/19/12—Gov. Cuomo announces free subway shuttle along Rockaway Peninsula
- 11/19/12—Gov. Cuomo announces $8.2 million grant for 'Project Hope' to provide crisis counseling in areas hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/19/12—Gov. Cuomo announces disaster unemployment assistance now available in additional counties
- 11/19/12—Ed Mangano forms Economic Recovery Task Force for Nassau County
- 11/19/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance on Staten Island on Monday and Tuesday
- 11/18/12—Gov. Cuomo deploys cabinet members to state disaster centers in communities affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/17/12—Gov. Cuomo continues volunteer initiative to serve New Yorkers during Thanksgiving holiday
- 11/16/12—Statement from Gov. Cuomo on federal declaration of fishery resource disaster as a result of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/16/12—Gov. Cuomo announces breaches on Long Island Barrier Islands caused by Hurricane Sandy to be closed beginning Monday
- 11/16/12—Gov. Cuomo works with car rental companies to meet consumer demands
- 11/16/12—Governor Cuomo Announces Both Tubes of Hugh L. Carey Tunnel Will Be Open to Traffic in Both Directions Starting Monday
- 11/16/12—DMV office closings or changes
- 11/16/12—Gov. Cuomo announces breaches on Long Island Barrier Islands caused by Hurricane Sandy to be closed beginning Monday
- 11/15/12—Gov. Cuomo announces reopening of Queens Midtown Tunnel to truck traffic
- 11/15/12—Gov. Cuomo announces commissions to improve New York state's emergency preparedness and response capabilities, and strengthen the state’s infrastructure to withstand natural disasters
- 11/15/12—DMV office closings or changes
- 11/14/12—Gas crisis abates, with rations, special deliveries and refinery's return
- 11/14/12—Senators ask for $1 billion in aid for New York coastline
- 11/14/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance in Edgewater Park in the Bronx on Thursday
- 11/14/12—Gov. Cuomo announces FEMA emergency assistance for homeowners
- 11/14/12—Gov. Cuomo announces small business emergency loan fund to provide assistance for businesses affected by Sandy11/14/12—Governor announces four more counties affected by Hurricane Sandy eligible for federal public assistance aid
- 11/13/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance in Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn and Wednesday
- 11/13/12—Gov. Cuomo launches Moreland Commission to investigate and study utility companies' storm preparation and management; recommend reforms to overhaul regulations of entire system to better deal with emergencies
- 11/13/12—Gov. Cuomo announces LIRR to restore limited weekday train service on Long Beach branch
- 11/13/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Hugh L. Carey Tunnel opens additional lane for car traffic at 4 p.m. today
- 11/13/12—DMV offices closings or changes
- 11/12/12—Gov. Cuomo announces four more counties affected by Hurricane Sandy eligible for federal individual assistance aid
- 11/12/12—Gov. Cuomo announces insurance 24/7 disaster hotline to help New Yorkers with insurance issues from Hurricane Sandy
- 11/12/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance in Rockland County Tuesday
- 11/11/12—Gov. Cuomo announces LIRR to operate on a weekday schedule in the AM & PM rush hour starting tomorrow
- 11/11/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance in Yonkers Monday
- 11/11/12—Gov. Cuomo and Gov. Christie announce resumption of PATH Service from Newark to 33rd Street beginning Monday, Nov. 12, 2012
- 11/11/12—Gov. Cuomo announces limited opening of Hugh L. Carey Tunnel for rush-hour buses
- 11/10/12—Gov. Cuomo announces application for federal disaster unemployment assistance extended
- 11/10/12—Department of Financial Services to offer insurance assistance to Brooklyn residents in Sea Gate on Sunday, Nov. 11
- 11/9/12—Gov.Cuomo announces MTA restores N Line service along the Sea Beach Line in Brooklyn
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces key supplies donated by Home Depot delivered to thousands of New Yorkers in need
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces student loan relief for New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Empire State Relief Fund to assist with housing relief in the wake of Hurricane Sandy
- 11/9/12—Department of Financial Services to offer insurance assistance to Brooklyn residents in Canarsie on Saturday
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces new MTA service replaces destroyed section of “A” subway line
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces 100 generators donated by Honda to be delivered to Nassau County today
- 11/9/12—DMV office closings or changes
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces major state banks agree to waive consumer fees in aftermath of Sandy
- 11/9/12—Gov. Cuomo announces student loan relief for New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/8/12—Statement by Gov. Cuomo on Nassau and Suffolk counties, New York City implementing Temporary Gasoline Management Plan
- 11/8/12—Department of Financial Services offering insurance assistance in the Rockaways tomorrow
- 11/8/12—MTA restores L Line service to Manhattan
- 11/8/12—DMV office closings or changes
- 11/8/12—NYPIUA website will be down for maintenance Friday, Nov. 9, from 5-7 p.m.
- 11/8/12—Gov. Cuomo announces reopening of Queens Midtown Tunnel to traffic
- 11/8/12—Important notice from NYPIUA—phone lines down
- 11/8/12—NY Plan office is now reopened
- 11/8/12—New York producer license renewal periods extended
- 11/7/12—Department of Financial Services to offer insurance assistance to Staten Island residents on Thursday
- 11/7/12—Gov. Cuomo commends efforts by FedEx to support hurricane relief efforts
- 11/7/12—Gov. Cuomo announces extensions for state permits, license renewals and payments for businesses impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/7/12—ELANY bulletin: Re: Governor's Executive Order 47
- 11/7/12—Waiver of late filing fees due to "Sandy"-related office closings
- 11/7/12—Gov. Cuomo announces major state banks and mortgage servicers offering relief for home mortgage borrowers in aftermath of Sandy
- 11/6/12—Department of Financial Services to offer insurance assistance to citizens in Island Park area of Nassau County on Wednesday
- 11/6/12—NYAIP office scheduled to reopen on Wednesday, Nov. 7
- 11/6/12—Gov. Cuomo signs executive order mandating the removal of debris causing public nuisances in regions affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/6/12—Gov. Cuomo announces extensions for households to recertify for SNAP benefits after Hurricane Sandy
- 11/6/12—The NYAIP office is closed currently due to complications resulting from Hurricane Sandy. Updates will be provided regarding the schedule to reopen.
- 11/6/12—DMV closings and changes
- 11/6/12—Department of Financial Services to offer insurance assistance to Long Beach area citizens today
- 11/6/12—Govs. Cuomo and Christie announce Holland Tunnel to reopen to commuters for morning rush on Wednesday, Nov. 7
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo changes insurance rules so New Yorkers can quickly document damage and discard dangerous debris without affecting insurance claims
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo signs executive order to facilitate voting for New Yorkers who were affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo directs flags to half-staff
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo and State Health Department request federal waiver to help expedite care and relief to New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Queens Midtown Tunnel open for buses only
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo announces construction work resumes at World Trade Center site
- 11/5/12—The Federal Emergency Management Agency will open a mobile Disaster Relief Center Monday at 8:30 a.m. at 981 Father Capodanno Blvd. Staten Islanders can register for disaster assistance in what is a cooperative effort between federal, state and city government.
- NYDFS: Due to Storm Sandy, the department's New York City (212) area code business telephone lines are temporarily out of service. Please call (518) 473-0785 until further notice. Consumers should call the storm hotline at (800) 339-1759.
- 11/5/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Red Hook and New York Container Terminals reopened today
- 11/4/12—NYDFS order regarding suspension of certain Insurance and Banking Law provisions
- 11/4/12—Gov. Cuomo secures first major private donation to support New Yorkers in recovery effort
- 11/4/12—Gov. Cuomo announces $22.8 million to help NYC repair damaged waste-water treatment facilities and other recovery efforts
- 11/4/12—Gov. Cuomo announces more than 850 out-of-state National Guard members to arrive in New York for Hurricane Response efforts
- 11/4/12—Gov. Cuomo suspends regulations to allow drinking water donations for New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo announces deployment of temporary fuel trucks throughout the region
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo announces major subway service resumptions
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo updates New Yorkers on progress to address gas shortage
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo announces completion of removal of water at the vehicle security center at the World Trade Center site
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo announces over $27 million federal grant to hire workers to clean up communities impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo announces replacement snap benefits for New Yorkers impacted by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/3/12—Gov. Cuomo announces canal system to fully reopen tomorrow morning ahead of schedule
- 11/3/12—Governor announces additional federal aid for counties affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/3/12—Storm Sandy—post disaster data call (Nov. 2, 2012)
- NYSIF tweeted: NYSIF policyholders directly affect by Sandy with payment due dates of Oct. 26-Nov. 13: payment deadline extended to Nov 14.
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo announces New Yorkers can now register for federal disaster assistance
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Metro-North to restore service to Upper Hudson Line Saturday morning
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo announces federal disaster unemployment assistance now available to New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo announces extensions for DMV renewals, tax filings and payments and bond payments in response to Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo deploys 600 additional troops to help in power restoration in Westchester and Rockland counties
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo signs executive order to suspend restrictions for gas distributors after Hurricane Sandy
- 11/2/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Westchester and Rockland counties added to major disaster declaration
- 11/2/12—DMV closings or changes
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo holds utilities accountable for their performance
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo announces continued restoration of public transit system
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo announces progress on metro-north Harlem line service restoration
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo announces emergency declarations for storm recovery work in coastal areas and pumping water in New York City
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo announces emergency declarations for storm recovery
- 11/1/12—DHSES Hurricane Sandy information page
- 11/1/12—NYPIUA office has moved
- 11/1/12—New York Plan office will be closed through Friday, Nov. 2
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo announces National Guard to deliver one million meals to areas affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 11/1/12—Gov. Cuomo announces nonprofit organizations to continue food distribution to New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy
- 10/31/12—Temporary suspension and modification of statutory provisions establishing time limitations on actions and time in which to take an appeal
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo declares transportation emergency
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo announces progress on resuming Metro North service
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo announces reopening of Laguardia Airport tomorrow morning
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo announces homeowners will not have to pay hurricane deductibles
- 10/31/12—FEMA: New York Hurricane Sandy webpage
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo requests maximum reimbursement for federal aid for New York state due to Hurricane Sandy
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo announces over 1,900 utility personnel on way to Long Island to help restore power
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo announces canal system expected to fully re-open to navigation next week
- 10/31/12—Updates for AIPSO's home office and regional/plan offices: New York Plan office will be closed through Friday, Nov. 2
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo announces limited subway, Metro North and LIRR service to resume today
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo tweeted: Breaking news: Limited subway service will be restored to 14 of MTA system’s 23 lines tomorrow
- 10/31/12—Gov. Cuomo, federal, state and county officials conduct helicopter sureveillance of damage
- Continuous—Transit tracker
- 10/30/12—Emergency Contacts For NYPIUA. New York Property Insurance Underwriting Association has asked PIA to notify producers around the state that it has activated its emergency hotline to report losses. Please call (877) 288-3575. They are working to have their website and email reactivated shortly.
- 10/30/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Marine Parkway Bridge reopens
- 10/30/12—Governor announces MTA bridges open to emergency personnel only
- 10/30/12—Gov. Cuomo announces reopening of Tappan Zee Bridge
- 10/29/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Thruway speed limit reduced in western New York
- 10/29/12—Gov. Cuomo announces Tappan Zee Bridge to close at 4 p.m. Monday
- 10/29/12—Mayor declares state of emergency for Schenectady County
- 10/29/12—Gov. Cuomo announces 2 p.m. closure of Holland and Hugh Carey tunnels
- 10/29/12—NYPIUA response to Sandy with producer guidance
- 10/29/12—Storm Watch: Hurricane Sandy
- Continuous—NY-ALERT website: stay abreast of latest media alerts and road closings
- 10/29/12, 7:52 a.m.—President Obama grants Gov. Cuomo's request for a federal emergency declaration
- 10/29/12, 1:08 p.m.—DHSES commissioner Jerome Hauer announces activation of Hurricane Sandy helpline
- 10/29/12, 6:15 p.m.—State Office of Emergency Management director urges all New Yorkers to sign up for NY-ALERT
- 10/28/12—Gov. Cuomo directs the Port Authority to prepare for potential flooding and high winds at World Trade Center site
- 10/28/12, 1:23 p.m.—Gov. Cuomo directs New York Army and Air National Guard to mobilize for Hurricane Sandy
- 10/28/12, 10:34 a.m.—Gov. Cuomo announces MTA to suspend service in advanced of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/28/12—New York City publishes new edition of "Ready New York" Hurricane Guide
- 10/27/12, 9:17 p.m.—Governor continues oversight of state preparations for potential impact of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/26/12, 10:36 p.m.—DHSES commissioner advises New Yorkers to be prepared for Hurricane Sandy
- 10/26/12—Gov. Cuomo declares state of emergency in New York in preparation for potential impact of Hurricane Sandy
- 10/26/12, 3:24 p.m.—Gov. Cuomo directs DHSES to monitor Hurricane Sandy
- Insurer contact information
- NYDFS disaster assistance—resources for consumers
- How to file a complaint with the New York State Department of Financial Services
- New York State Department of Financial Services Homeowners Insurance Resource Center
This tool kit is intended for informational purposes only. It is not intended as legal advice nor to imply any legal course of action, but merely to give you helpful information on insurance.
