Flood center helps Albany Park residents

By ABC7
CHICAGO Flooded basements were a common site in Chicago's Albany neighborhood.

The office, which is being run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, is open at the 3600 West Foster Avenue.

FEMA agents are there to help flood victims apply for federal assistance. The office will be open seven days a week until further notice.

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