FEMA application deadline for Hurricane Idalia relief ends today

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The FEMA Individual Assistance Application deadline for those affected by Hurricane Idalia is one month away.

If you live in Charlotte County, you have until Nov. 29 to complete an application.

There are three ways to apply: online through the FEMA website, on the FEMA app or by calling the FEMA hotline at 800-621-3362.

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