The Morning Journal published a story about the East Palestine Village Council’s approval of Phase 2…
We are committed to doing what’s right for East Palestine and the surrounding communities to ensure the area recovers and thrives.
Our work isn’t finished.
We’re staying in East Palestine as long as it takes. As we move forward, we will continue to listen to the community, and we will continue our work to help the area recover and thrive.
The Morning Journal published a story about the East Palestine Village Council’s approval of Phase 2…
The Morning Journal published a story highlighting another milestone in remediation efforts. Natural water flow will now return to…
Norfolk Southern is hosting a series of school supplies drives for East Palestine residents. The three events, hosted…
The Morning Journal published a story about East Palestine beginning service of their new carbon filtration…
This past weekend, Norfolk Southern hosted the Summer Kick-Off Festival at East Palestine City Park, bringing…
The Morning Journal published a story about the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s latest report detailing the…
If you lived, worked, owned property, or owned or operated a business within 20 miles of the East Palestine derailment, you could receive compensation from a $600 million class action Settlement. You may be eligible for three types of compensation: Direct Payments, Business Loss Payments, and/or Personal Injury Payments, as defined in the Settlement Agreement.
For more details, please see the Settlement Website, which has been authorized by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. The Settlement Website includes instructions on how to submit a Claim Form by August 22, 2024, which may allow you to receive compensation under the Settlement if it is approved by the Court.
We are committed to helping the community of East Palestine recover and thrive.
We’ve helped thousands of families at our assistance center.
The final truckload of impacted soil has been removed from the derailment zone and transported offsite, which will substantially reduce heavy truck traffic on East Taggart Street and throughout the village. The next phase of site remediation will include backfilling excavated areas and continued assessment of soil and creek sheens and sediments. All site work has been, and will continue to be, supervised and approved by the US and Ohio Environmental Protection Agencies and Unified Command.
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Soil: (866) 361-0526
Assistance: 800-230-7049 (call during Family Assistance Center operating hours)