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Primary Residence Damage Assessment Form
Use this form to help Pacific County support our request for aid from Washington State and the Federal Government. This is the first step in being able to receive aid in our County. At this point, there is no guarantee that we will receive aid. If the damage occurred outside of Pacific County, please contact that county to report.

Fill this form out one time for each location where damage occurred. Do not combine locations into one form.
Name
Physical Address
Renters: Enter "0" and move to next question. Owners: Enter your best guess at what it will cost to repair the structure itself (carpet, walls, cupboards, furnace, doors, ductwork, etc. - all the parts that would generally stay with the house if you moved out, not including appliances.) You do not need to have official estimates, yet. This is a guess at this point. Do not wait for official estimates to complete this form.
These are things that you would take with you if you move (furniture, electronics, etc.) While generally not covered you may also report loss to vehicles here.
Flood, Wind, Fire, Ect.
Do you have insurance? Select all the apply*
If you have insurance, what is your deductible?
Is the location habitable?
Is the location Accessible?
Affected: The Residence has cosmetic damage only. Minor: The residence is damaged and requires minimal repairs to make habitable. Major: The residence has sustained significant damage and requires extensive repairs. Destroyed: The residence is a total loss.
Brief description of Damages (example: 3" of water. Damage to floors, walls. Loss of furniture, appliances, vehicles)
Who is the best person to contract if additional information is needed (even if it's the same person as above)?
Best phone number
When did the Damage occur?
This is the first step and will help support Pacific County’s request for aid at the state and federal level. We do not know yet if we will receive any aid, but this helps support our request. In the meantime, do not delay clean up and repairs. Be sure to take pictures of your losses, including the water line with a point of reference, take video if it’s helpful, and keep all photos, videos, and receipts for potential future claims with state and federal agencies. If you also have additional damage to report for a business location, a rental property that you own, or a vacation home, please return to the main page and submit an additional form. For assistance with needs, call Pacific County Emergency Management (360) 875-9338
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