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Thurston County Seeks Storm Damage Reports

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Thurston County Emergency Management has issued a public notice encouraging residents and businesses to report storm damage from the December 2025 severe weather event.

The county is collecting damage reports to assess the need for assistance and allocate resources effectively. Reporting helps the county document the impact of the storm for potential state or federal aid applications.

Residents and businesses with damage from the December 2025 storm are directed to submit reports through the county's online portal or by contacting the emergency management office.

πŸ“„ Source: Thurston County Emergency Management β€” https://www.thurstoncountywa.gov/news/county-encourages-residents-and-businesses-report-storm-damage-december-2025-severe-weather
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    Thurston County Emergency Management has issued a public noticeβ€œThurston County Encourages Residents and Businesses to Report Storm Damage from December 2025 Severe Weather OLYMPIA – Thurston County Emergency Management is asking residents and businesses to report any damage sustained during the December 2025 severe storm systems that impacted much of Washington State.”
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    Thurston County Emergency Management is encouraging residents and businesses to report storm damageβ€œThurston County Emergency Management is asking residents and businesses to report any damage sustained during the December 2025 severe storm systems that impacted much of Washington State.”
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    Thurston County Emergency Management is collecting damage reportsβ€œThurston County Emergency Management is asking residents and businesses to report any damage sustained during the December 2025 severe storm systems that impacted much of Washington State.”
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    Thurston County Emergency Management is assessing the need for assistanceNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Thurston County Emergency Management is allocating resources effectivelyNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Thurston County Emergency Management is documenting the impact of the stormβ€œCommunity members who experienced storm-related impacts, including flooding or wind damage, are encouraged to submit a report, even if the damage appears minor. Comprehensive reporting helps ensure an accurate understanding of storm impacts across Thurston County.”
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    Thurston County Emergency Management is preparing for potential state or federal aid applicationsNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Residents and businesses with damage from the December 2025 storm are directed to submit reportsβ€œCommunity members who experienced storm-related impacts, including flooding or wind damage, are encouraged to submit a report, even if the damage appears minor.”
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    Residents and businesses are directed to submit reports through the county's online portalβ€œResidents and business owners can report storm-related damage using Thurston County’s online reporting system at:https://www.thurstoncountywa.gov/departments/emergency-management/emergency-information/disaster-damage-estimate-form ”
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    Residents and businesses are directed to contact the emergency management officeβ€œStaff are available Monday through Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., to help guide residents through the reporting process. Phone: 360-867-2800 For updates, preparedness information, and additional resources, follow Thurston County Emergency Management on social media or visit www.thurstoncountywa.gov/em.”

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