County asks that residents report November windstorm damage - Lynnwood Today

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Following the severe windstorm that swept through Snohomish County on November 19, 2024, local officials are urging residents to participate in an online survey aimed at reporting storm-related damage. The Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management is spearheading this initiative to collect essential data that will aid in assessing the storm's impact and guide recovery efforts. Residents are encouraged to provide detailed accounts of any damage they experienced, which will enable authorities to allocate resources effectively to the areas most in need. This survey is not just a bureaucratic formality; it is a critical tool for understanding the scope of the disaster and ensuring that recovery efforts are robust and targeted. Furthermore, the county emphasizes the importance of community involvement in disaster response, fostering a collaborative spirit in overcoming challenges.

As residents navigate the aftermath of the storm, their input will be invaluable in shaping recovery strategies. This proactive approach reflects the county's commitment to transparency and responsiveness in times of crisis. Through collective action, the community aims to rebuild and recover swiftly from this natural disaster.

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