Libraries In Pasadena, Deer Park Offering Help With FEMA Forms

PASADENA, TX — Libraries in Pasadena and Deer Park are helping victims of Hurricane Harvey by providing assistance with filing disaster relief claims.

The libraries, which sustained minimal damage from the hurricane, opened on Sept. 5.

Residents who need help with claims can use library resources to access the internet at any of the library locations, or they can use the internet with their own laptop. (Want to get daily news updates and other events going on in your area? Sign up for the free Pasadena Patch morning newsletter.)

The Pasadena libraries are located at: 1201 Jeff Ginn, and the Fairmont branch at 4330 Fairmont Parkway, while the Deer Park Public Library is located at 3009 Center.

Aside from services, anyone who has overdue books can bring those into the library and will not be charged a fee, the Houston Chronicle reported.

If the books are damaged as a result of the flooding, library officials are asking the books to be brought in and not dropped in the book drop box.

For more information about services for disaster relief, or library services, call the Pasadena Branch Libraries at 713-477-0276 for the Central Branch, and 281-98-1095 for the Fairmont Branch. For the Deer Park Branch, residents can call 281-478-7208.

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