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HEPA reimbursement information for hotline callers, June 2002
Machine-extracted title · confidence 95%Information sheet regarding FEMA-funded reimbursements for HEPA filters and air purifier cleaning services.
NYC-WTC_000161157–000161159Folder label: “E-mails R. Avaltroni 2002”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
HEPAvacs, Air Purifiers, and Air Conditioners
REIMBURSEMENT Revised April 19, 2002
1. Call FEMA to Register 1-800-621-3362
2. Tell them you want to be reimbursed for a HEPAvac, Air Purifier, and/or Air Conditioner or professional cleaning of existing air conditioner
3. FEMA will pass this Information on to the New York State Individual & Family Grants (IFG) program
4. You can call the IFG information line 24 hours after registering with FEMA to see if they have processed the request IFG phone: 1-866-346-0348
5. The IFG will send you some forms within 2 weeks.
6. Fill out the forms and send 2 other documents: a. Letter from insurance company denying coverage (when you call FEMA they will ask if you have Insurance) b. Original receipt of the item purchased
7. The IFG will send you a check.
REMEMBER: You have to purchase the Item first. FEMA & IFG will not provide funding to purchase these items.
NOTE: Air Conditioners are reimbursable, but there may be a limit to how much each household will be reimbursed. Callers should check with the IFG about limits per household.
New York City Lower Manhattan Air Quaiity Hotiine (212) 221-8635
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