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How Fondulac District Library Can Help
- We can look up information for you. Need to know something? It doesn’t matter what it is. Let us help. Visit us or call us at 309-699-3917.
- We have power and are happy to let you plug in to charge your cell phone or other devices.
- We have public computers and Internet access that is free for anyone to use. We also have free wifi. You can use it to conduct business, find services, or follow up with family and friends.
- Visit us to escape the elements – cold, wind, rain – or the stress for a moment or two. Read a book, the newspaper, or a magazine. Play a game. Unwind.
- Libraries are a safe place for children and teens to explore after a storm or other disaster. And in our technological world, a good book is one of the few things that still works without batteries or a charge. (And, if you prefer audiobooks, we have some that come complete with batteries.)
- We have copiers, scanners, and faxes for public use.
- Check out our mini video camcorder to document damage. (Call the library for details on how to borrow it.)
Storm Assistance and Information
Library staff has compiled the following information to assist area citizens affected by the severe weather of November 17. Please note while library staff are working diligently to ensure this information is valid, things change rapidly. The library cannot guarantee the information is correct , complete, or up-to-date. If your organization or agency provides free resources that could be listed here, please email genna@fondulaclibrary.org.
EMERGENCY 911
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA representatives will be at the Festival Building, 2200 E. Washington St., East Peoria, registering those affected by the Nov. 17 tornado for individual assistance. The representatives will be available from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days per week.
Multi-Agency Reource Center
Multi-Agency Reource Center (MARC) is a centralized location where the American Red Cross and other community agencies come together to offer assistance to families impacted by the tornadoes. Families only need bring some proof of identification with address. The Tazewell county location is at Five Points Washington, 360 North Wilmor Road, through November 26. Starting November 27, it will be located at Evangelical United Methodist Church, 401 Walnut Street in Washington.
Ameren Illinois
800-755-5000
Hicksgas
(309) 444-7205
American Red Cross, Central Illinois Chapter
311 W. John H. Gwynn Jr. Ave., Peoria, IL 61605
(309) 677-7272
Emergency and Public Safety Departments
East Peoria
Emergency 911
Non-Emergency (309) 698-4700
Fire Department Radio Frequency: 151.430
Pekin
Emergency 911
Non-Emergency (309) 346-3132
Washington
Emergency 911
Non-Emergency (309) 444-2313
Washington City Hall Non-Emergency (309) 444-1111
Tazewell County Emergency Management Agency
(309) 477-2234
Illinois Emergency Management Agency
(800) 782-7860
Tazewell County Health Department
(309) 925-5511
Insurance and Claims
AAA
(866) 968-7222
Allstate
(800) 255-7828
(800) 54-STORM
American Family
(800) 692-6326
Amica
(800) 242-6422
Country
(866) 268-6879
A temporary claim office is located at 2265 Washington Road in Washington.
Erie Insurance
(800) 367-3743
Farmers Insurance
(800) 435-7764
Catastrophe bus at Walmart, 1980 Freedom Parkway, Washington
Geico
(800) 841-3000
Hartford Insurance
(800) 327-3636
Liberty Mutual
(800) 225-2467
MetLife
(800) 854-6011
Nationwide
(800) 421-3535
Pekin Insurance
(888) 735-4611
Progressive
(800) 776-4737
State Farm
(800) SF-CLAIM
USAA
(800) 531-8722