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Damage Assessment Survey
Will County Residents and Business Owners: The Will County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) has launched a damage assessment survey for those who have been impacted by the severe weather on July 15, 2024. The survey will support the ongoing efforts of damage assessment teams who are visually inspecting damage to personal property, businesses, and public infrastructure throughout the county.
The survey will help local emergency management officials gain a better understanding of property damage and will aid in determining eligibility for any possible relief for the region. The survey is voluntary, does not substitute reporting damage to an insurance company, and does not guarantee any disaster relief assistance.
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RESIDENTES: https://arcg.is/14zjOP
EMPRESAS: https://arcg.is/0SvqX40
(ASEGÚRESE DE CAMBIAR EL IDIOMA DE INGLÉS A ESPAÑOL EN LA ENCUESTA)
RESIDENTIAL: https://arcg.is/14zjOP
BUSINESS: https://arcg.is/0SvqX40
Helpful Links & Contact Information
Farm or Crop Damage- Contact Will County Farm Service Agency at (815) 485-0068 extension 2
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP)- Food bought with SNAP benefits may be replaced if destroyed in a disaster. Contact your local IDHS Office within 10 days of the disaster.
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