WASHINGTON, Pa. — Washington County officials are asking the public to submit damage reports amid flooding and the chance of more rainfall.
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Just before 5 p.m. Sunday, Washington County Emergency Services issued a release, urging residents and businesses whose structures or property were damaged to report it through their online system.
Most of the county was experiencing some level of flooding, officials say, and tracking damage in real time is critical, particularly ahead of more potential rain.
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“We are continuing to see the impacts of severe weather across the county, and with more rain possible, it is critical that we receive information as quickly as possible,” said Deputy Director of Washington County Emergency Management Dan Harvey. “Every report helps us understand the scope of the damage and determine what resources and assistance may be needed.”
Municipalities are also told to report storm impacts, including any disaster or emergency declarations, to emergency management.
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Click here to submit a damage report. This link is separate from the one for storms back on Sept. 12.
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