Olive's Wildfire Disaster Recovery Center To Close Monday

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CREEK COUNTY, Oklahoma -

Creek County residents affected by the August wildfires have only one day left to take advantage of the Mobile Disaster Recovery Center in Olive.

The center, located at the Olive First Baptist Church, will close at 6 p.m. Monday.

The Disaster Recovery Center in Mannford will still be open.

Residents can use the centers to register for FEMA assistance.

FEMA said victims shouldn't prejudge their eligibility, because help may be available for specific needs other than housing.

Anyone who had a loss or damage from the wildfires should call 1-800-621-FEMA or apply online by clicking here.

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