OEM Alert: The Emergency Operations Center (EOC), in support of the Administration, is facilitating a damage assessment related to the recent severe winter storm.
Data collected will help determine what, if any, additional support Anchorage may request from partners, state, or federal resources. This data will also help our community understand broader impacts of the storm so we can prepare better for future incidents.
The survey is open to any residents or business owners within the Municipality of Anchorage and is available through January 31.
Take the survey at https://bit.ly/EOCJanStormDamage
This tool is for assessment purposes only.
Residents seeking immediate assistance with food, shelter, or connection to other resources are encouraged to call Alaska 2-1-1 Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5 PM
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