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Hawaiʻi County Releases Damage Assessment Survey

December 21, 2022 at 5:10 am tdemartini
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Hawaiʻi County has released a Damage Assessment Survey for residents affected by the recent Kona Low weather system.

The survey will help to ensure that the County can send an assessor to assess storm damage. The data collected will allow County officials to determine if their jurisdiction qualifies for any state or federal assistance, as well as to assist with hazard mitigation planning.

Residents should be mindful that completing the Damage Assessment Survey is not an application for assistance. Affected parties still need to file claims with their insurance companies.

For more information call Civil Defense at (808) 935-0031 or (808) 935-0032.

The survey can be accessed online at https://arcg.is/1b8CS1.

Tags: Civil Defense, damage, extreme weather, Hawaii County, Kona Low storm
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