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After a catastrophic fire, help's available to recover, says Jamestown fire chief
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The Jamestown Sun | Jamestown, North Dakota
JAMESTOWN — The U.S. Fire Administration offers information on what to do after a fire, which can help people dealing with a catastrophic loss, said Fire Chief Jim Reuther of the Jamestown Fire Department.
The Jamestown Fire Department shares that U.S. Fire Administration information with people who go through a fire, Reuther said.
Fire Chief Jim Reuther, Jamestown Fire DepartmentADVERTISEMENTWhat people should do after the fireThe U.S. Fire Administration recommends people contact their insurance agency right away and ask them what to do first.
People going through a fire should also contact their landlord or mortgage lender, the U.S. Fire Administration recommends.
For people who rent an apartment, it’s important to have renters insurance, Reuther said.