Hurricane Helene Frequently Requested Resources
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Take a look below for a list of helpful resources as our community navigates the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Think of this as a Frequently Asked Questions page. This page will be ever growing as we learn what our community needs answers, so check back frequently. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Please reach out, we will help you as best as you can.
Just a piece of extra information for anything you buy for damages to your farm, property, etc keep you receipts. Also, take photos of any damages. There may be federal/state government programs that can be utilized at a later time. This page will be updated as we get that information.
Hay and Livestock Donations
Need assistance with hay or livestock? Want to help with hay or livestock donations like where to take things or what is needed? Whatever you need, see below for information on how to receive help or help out the community!
Haywood County Hay & Agriculture Donations
Smoky Mountain Event Center (Formerly the Haywood County Fairgrounds) – 758 Crabtree Road Waynesville
Please call/text 828-565-7010
Donations taken or available for pickup Tuesday – Saturday 10-4
Other times by appointment
Hay and Livestock Donations Link – NCDA
Well Water
Below you’ll find an article on inspecting, purging and disinfecting your well after a flood. If you want more information on well testing in Haywood County, please call 828-452-6638.
Green Brothers Well Drilling (Canton, NC) – Free chlorination for contaminated well Travis @ 828-400-1803
After the Flood: Inspect, Purge and Disinfect Your Well
Recovery Resources for Farmers
Find out how to report crop loss, learn about assistance programs, farm clean up and much more.
Recovery Resources for Farmers
Federal Assistance After Hurricane Helene
Learn about FEMA assistance and other assistance programs at the website below or call the FEMA hotline at 1-800-621-3362 from 7 a.m. – 10 p.m. Haywood County also has a call center for questions or assistance related to Helene’s impact, call 828-356-2020 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Federal Assistance Post Hurricane Helene
Food Safety
While this article has information on how to prepare for big storm, it also has information on how to handle food safety issues after storms.