The Hancock County Emergency Management Agency has provided the following information.
Individuals, businesses, and others that lost docks, wharves, or experienced storm-related damages are required to file claims with their insurance carriers. These parties may also submit their damages to maine.recovery@maine.gov, or contact 211Maine.org for claim intake and possible relief should a federal declaration extending to Individual Assistance or SBA eligibility be awarded Maine.
Any and all inquiries and/or damage submissions from members of Maine’s fishing community should be directed to: maine.recovery@maine.gov This will serve as the intake resource for the 10 Jan storm.
- Individuals & Households Initial Damage Assessment Survey (online)
- Business and Agriculture Initial Damage Assessment Survey (online).
Municipalities, schools and non-profit organizations should report damages by 2PM, Tuesday, 16 January.
“Our goal is to see all costs relating to damages successfully captured, reported and submitted to MEMA/FEMA, with financial relief to our municipalities a certainty. In this, we ask that you please record damages and resultant costs as promptly as possible; the damage assessment form to be use for reporting repair costs can be found here: Public Infrastructure Initial Damage Assessment Form 5-17-23 (pdf); instructions for completing the form may be found here.”