FEMA extends flood insurance filing deadline by 6 months
FEMA extends flood insurance filing deadline by 6 months (via NJ.com)
Homeowners filing flood insurance claims from damage caused by Hurricane Sandy now have more time to submit paperwork supporting their cases. The Federal Emergency Management Agency — which oversees the National Flood Insurance Program — is extending…
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