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The South Carolina Emergency Management Division is monitoring Tropical Storm Imelda and Hurricane Humberto, and urges South Carolina residents and visitors to:

• Monitor official weather alerts and trusted local news sources.

• Follow all instructions from local emergency officials.

• Visit scemd.org for emergency preparedness information and updates.

Disaster Recovery

About SCOR Disaster Recovery

Established following the historic 2015 flood, the Disaster Recovery Division provides assistance to South Carolinians whose homes were damaged by a federally declared disaster by way of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community Development Block Grants - Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR). To date, the Disaster Recovery Division has rebuilt or repaired 3,459 homes for citizens whose homes were damaged by the 2015 Flood, Hurricane Matthew in 2016 or Hurricane Florence in 2018. More information about each program, including progress reports and other HUD-required documentation, can be found by visiting the links to the right.

Graphic showing three complete CDBG-DR Programs. 2015 Severe Storm, $126 million, 1,829 homes complete. 2016 Hurricane Matthew, $95 million, 1,142 homes complete. 2018 Hurricane Florence, $72 million, 488 homes complete.

Report Alleged Fraud in an Office of Resilience Program

There are multiple ways to report alleged fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, or misconduct within or involving a state agency.

Call SCOR's Audit Hotline: 1-844-506-5436

Call the State Inspector General at 1-855-723-7283 (1-855-SC-Fraud), or visit the State Inspector General's website to file a complaint online.

For HUD programs, call the HUD OIG Fraud Hotline at 1-800-347-3735, or email hotline@hudoig.gov