Recovering From and Coping With Flood Damaged Property
Returning Home After a Disaster
- The Emergency Response and Salvage Wheels are sliding charts designed for the staff at archives, libraries, and museums. They are also useful tools for home or business. When a natural disaster or other emergency strikes the wheel information will help you deal with items damaged by water, whether from flood, fire, earthquakes, severe storms or broken pipes.
- Check For Hazards When Returning Home
- After a Flood: The First Steps
- Removing Mold from Your Home
- Saving Family Treasures Guidelines
Special thanks to our partner organizations: the National Task Force on Emergency Response, American Institute for Conservation and the Heritage Preservation for making this important information available to people attempting to reclaim flood-damaged items.
Last Modified: Wednesday, 11-Aug-2010 14:49:47 EDT
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