Thousands of Oklahomans are grappling with storm damage, and if you find yourself in this situation, here are resources to help you navigate the aftermath.

Contacting the Authorities

For support with unfamiliar contractors or insurance claims, reach out to the Attorney General at 1-833-681-1895 or [email protected].

Filing Complaints

File consumer complaints with the Office of the Attorney General at oag.ok.gov/consumer-protection.

Insurance Assistance

Navigate the claims process with guidance from the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) at oid.ok.gov/consumers/insurance-basics. For inquiries, call the OID Consumer Assistance Division at 405-521-2828.

Policy Coverage

Storm victims are assured coverage for the next 30 days under all insurance policies. Obtain a free copy of your insurance policy, and any rate increases will be deferred. For further details, refer to the bulletin or contact the Oklahoma Insurance Department at 800-522-0071.

Support for Veterans

Veterans affected by recent storms may qualify for assistance from the Oklahoma Department of Veteran Affairs Emergency Assistance Grant at 405-523-4000.

Legal Aid

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma offers a Disaster Hotline at (888) 602-8494 or visit www.oklahomadisasterlegalhelp.org.

Additional Resources:

American Red Cross

Access disaster recovery guides and find open shelters through the American Red Cross at https://www.redcross.org/find-help. Contact local Oklahoma chapters at https://www.redcross.org/ok/oklahoma-city.

FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)

Apply for financial assistance and learn about response resources from FEMA at https://www.fema.gov/states/oklahoma.

Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management

Find weather safety checklists, alerts, and official declarations at the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management’s website: https://www.ok.gov/OEM/.

Tornado Project Online

Explore resources for understanding, surviving, and recovering from tornadoes at https://www.tornadoproject.com/.

In times of crisis, accessing these resources can be crucial for recovery and support. Stay informed and utilize these avenues for assistance.

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