The new location will be at the Felix Heights Community Center on Medical Center Parkway.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Saturday that the Disaster Recovery Center on W. Dallas Avenue has been closed.
The new location will be at the Felix Heights Community Center, located at 405 Medical Center Parkway in Selma, will open starting Sunday at 1:00 p.m.Centers are also located in Prattville , Rockford , Wetumpka and Akron .
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