BRIEF: Greensboro to open 2 disaster relief centers Monday for tornado-affected residents
News & Record (Greensboro, NC)
April 21--GREENSBORO -- The city's Disaster Resource Center is transitioning to two Disaster Relief Centers on Monday, the city announced Saturday in a news release.
Residents affected by tornado damage can go to either the Willow Oaks Community Center, 1815 Everitt St., or Peeler Recreation Center, 1300 Sykes Ave. Each location will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day until further notice, the city said.
Greensboro Housing Coalition staff and city of Greensboro Neighborhood Development staff will be on hand to assess housing needs of those impacted by the storm. The N.C. Department of Insurance will also be at the sites Monday through Wednesday to assist homeowners applying for insurance claims and homeowners without insurance.
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