"The ability to deal with a crisis is largely dependent on the structures and relationships that have been developed before the emergency"

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DAMAGE REPORTING:  Report damage to your primary residence only (Damage to outbuildings, driveways, etc., will not be eligible for FEMA assistance.)  Click here for info on how and when to report damage, what information is needed, and what you can expect during the damage assessment process.

KEEP A GOOD RECORD:  Documentation is an important part of damage reporting.  Take videos or still photos, maintain a diary of emergency repairs, keep receipts, etc.  Do what you have to do to make your home safe and habitable, but be sure to document every step.  Notify your insurance carrier right away.

DISASTER ASSISTANCE:  Here is some general post-earthquake guidance that can help you through the initial reporting process.
 

Current as of Monday April 29, 2013 11:21 AM

"Most people recognize the lifestyle choices they make have potential dangers but feel they are
worth the risk.  The problems arise when they eventually must face those risks without
having taken steps to prepare for their actual occurrence."
 

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