Help & Assistance
Crisis Counseling: National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) provides 24/7, 365-day crisis counseling for emotional distress related to the disaster. Toll-free, multilingual, and confidential at 1-800-985-5990.
Debris Removal: City & County have contracted with Crowder Gulf to remove debris. Do not remove or pay for your debris to be removed per FEMA guidelines. Contractors will make multiple runs so please continue to push debris to the curb after each pickup. Call 211 or 270-393-4116 for help or questions. Note: This is a 30 days contract. Call the Debris Hotline 270-296-1383 if you have debris sorted and ready for pick up.
All debris should be placed on curbside and separated into piles of:
- Appliances & White Goods (Air Conditioners, Dishwashers, Freezers, Refrigerators, Stoves, Washers, Dryers, and Water Heaters)
- Vegetative Debris (Leaves not in bags, Logs, Plants, Tree Branches)
- Construction & Demolition Debris (Building materials, Carpet, Drywall, Furniture, Lumber, Mattresses, Plumbing)
Normal Household Trash should be bagged and trashed following normal garbage removal protocols. Bagged trash cannot be picked up with disaster debris.
FEMA: Please visit this page for more information
LifeSkills - Hotline Crisis and Information- 270-843-4357 or 800-223-8913.
Mental Health Counselors - LifeSkills at 270-901-5000 and Lighthouse Counseling LLC at 270-904-0055
Unemployment - Individuals needing to sign up for unemployment can do so here.
United Way - Call 2-1-1 to inquire about donations, volunteering, or if you are in need