.MARTIN COUNTY, Fla.-- The Marquez family members stays in the Manatee Spring area in Martin County where a hurricane knocked via the area on Wednesday.They were among the people who visited the multi-agency resource center available this weekend at the Robert Morgade Library in Stuart, 5851 Southeast Community Steer to locate answers." Our experts subscribed for FEMA to assist with a number of our home wrecks that our company have," Brian Marquez said.The Marquez household was actually amongst dozens others seeking info, resources and also assistance after the hurricane specifically given that they have a newborn little girl.Khalil McLean.Brian Marquez as well as his 5 month-old daughter." Our team concerned see what aid there is for (my child)," Marquez claimed. "We acquired nappies and also wipes for her." Agencies like FEMA, American Reddish Cross, Fla Team of Health as well as United Technique assisted assist numerous households along with filing insurance policy cases, delivering details on wellness threats as well as giving out meals and also supplies.Nonprofits including Martin County Healthy Begin also supported along with items.WHAT'S NEXT? A Martin County information center is now open at the Robert Morgade Collection in Stuart for those influenced through twisters. Agencies present include FEMA, Division of Health, Reddish Cross, United Technique as well as additional! pic.twitter.com/xZOBJVnWf5u2014 Zitlali Solache (@zitlalisolache) Oct 13, 2024.
Martin County homeowner Jennifer Oro stated her mother stays in the Spanish Lakes neighborhood in St. Lucie Region-- a region kept ruined due to the tornado." When it ended, they emerged and there was overall damage down her street and her residence was basically dismantled," Oro said.Oro hung around hours Sunday trying to find answers from FEMA officials. She is actually happy her mother is actually safe after the storm." I am actually looking for her to acquire some sort of repayment-- some sort of assistance in order that she might continue," Oro claimed.Jennifer Oro.Jennifer Oro as well as her 93-year-old mom after the tornado.A lot of loved ones thought relief after getting information, meals and items. The information center is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Thursday, Oct. 17. Citizens can easily grab extra food, water and also tarpaulins at the Martin County Fairgrounds on Monday coming from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. There are going to be a convenience center on-site that consists of shower vehicles, a bathroom trailer and also a washing trailer accessible.