Walton County Emergency Management Urges Residents and Businesses to Report All Hurricane Isaias Damage

Walton County Emergency Management is asking all residents and business owners to self-report any damage sustained during Hurricane Isaias, no matter how minor it may seem.

From spoiled food due to structural impacts or even a rock cracking a vehicle windshield, every report helps the county accurately assess community-wide impacts and request appropriate state and federal resources.

“Small damages add up,” said Walton County Emergency Management Director Jeff Goldberg. “When households and businesses document their losses, it gives us the data we need to understand the full scope of Isaias’ impact and ensure our community receives the support it needs.”

Self-reporting is quick and essential.

Residents and business owners are encouraged to use the appropriate link below:

Residential Damage Assessment Form: arcg.is/1yrPn44

Business Damage Assessment Form: arcg.is/1jCuGP3

These assessments do not replace insurance claims but play a critical role in determining eligibility for potential state or federal assistance programs. Reporting also helps local emergency managers deploy resources more efficiently as recovery efforts continue.
Walton County Emergency Management thanks the public for their cooperation and resilience as our community works together in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaias.

For more information, please visit Walton County Emergency Management’s official channels or contact deployed Public Information Officer Robert Errett of Flagler County Fire Rescue at
rerrett@flaglercounty.gov. He is the lead PIO in the Walton County Emergency Operation Center.