Homeowners Insurance Contact Information

All company personnel, agents and claims adjusters are on the scene from the following companies:
+ Allstate (800) 547-8676
+ -Auto Club of S. California (800) 672-5246
+ -California Casualty (800) 800-9410
+ -Farmers (English) (800) 435-7764
+ -Farmers (Spanish) (877) 732-5266
+ -Fireman's Fund (888) 347-3428
+ -Liberty Mutual (800) 225-2467
+ -MetLife Home and Auto (800) 422-4272
+ -NationWide (877) 422-6800
+ -Oregon Mutual (800) 934-3809
+ -Prudential (800) 437-3535
+ -USAA (800) 531-8222
+ -SAFECO (800) 332-3226
+ -State Farm (800) 732-5246
+ -Traveler's (800) 252-4633
+ -21st Century (800) 322-8200
FEMA Assistance
The following forms of assistance may be available to you, through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA):
+ Grants for temporary housing
+ Grants for home repairs
+ -Low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses
+ -And other programs to help those recovering from the disaster
+ Counseling for your Family
Be prepared to provide the following information:

+ -The street address of your damaged property.

+ -Your current mailing address and a telephone number where you can be reached in the event you have been forced to relocate.

+ Your Social Security Number.

+ -Your household's approximate gross income at the time of the fire or, if you are reporting business damages, the gross income of the business.

+ -Information on the type of insurance coverage you have.

Residents and business owners who believe they may have been impacted by the fires can begin applying for assistance by calling 1-800-621-FEMA (3362), or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) for the hearing and speech impaired.