BA homeowners can apply for storm shelter rebate
The City of Broken Arrow will begin participating in the Safe Room Rebate Program. Offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM), this program will allow homeowners who would like to install a safe room the chance to earn a rebate of up to $2,000.
“Storm shelters safe lives,” said Jamie Ott, Emergency Management Director for the City of Broken Arrow. “And this program is designed to help homeowners protect themselves and their loved ones when severe weather strikes.”
To help guide residents through the process, the City and OEM will host two public information and application meetings for those interested. ATTENDANCE AT ONE OF THESE MEETING IS REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR THE REBATE. The meetings are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 4, and Tuesday, Oct. 9. Both meetings will be at Central on Main, 210 N. Main St.
To participate:
- Must be the homeowner
- Must be your primary residence (income properties not eligible)
- Home must be located within the City of Broken Arrow
- Shelter cannot be installed in a floodplain
- Must submit paperwork for rebate
- Already installed units are not eligible for rebate
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The rebate program is a process that could take several months to complete, though applicants only need to submit a one-page Voluntary Participation Notice, which can be completed during the public information meetings. Everyone who registers through the program will be approved and notified at the same time. Rebate recipients will be chosen by random drawing once the City’s application is approved.
Image courtesy of the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management.