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Hazard Type:	Flooding

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2008 HAZUS Users Conference Agenda

The 2008 Annual HAZUS Users Conference will be held on August 5-7, 2008 in San Diego. The conference will bring together a diverse group of emergency management and GIS professionals from government, academia, and the private sector to share knowledge and experience in the use of HAZUS-MH.
Resource Type:	Flyer
Last Update Date:	08/07/2009 01:51 PM

2009 HAZUS Conference Proceedings

The 3rd Annual HAZUS Conference took place in Raleigh, North Carolina August 10-12, 2009. Download and extract the files in the ZIP file. If you have Flash Player installed on your machine, click on "ClickHere.swf." Otherwise, click on "Index.html" to open the main page.
Resource Type:	Software / Data
Last Update Date:	11/19/2009 01:05 PM

3RiversHUG CUP Students Begin a New Chapter in HAZUS History

In March 2006, the 3Rivers HAZUS User Group (3RiversHUG) made history-by voting to initiate the first-ever student chapter of the HAZUS user group at the California University of Pennsylvania. The inception of the student chapter of the 3RiversHUG marked the beginning of a true “win-win” situation. For their part, students are gaining valuable real-world experience that augments their education through class projects, field assignments, service-learning activities, and internships. At the same time, various entities-including local emergency management offices, HAZUS users, GIS users, regional planning agencies, and county and municipal governments-are getting their projects completed more quickly and efficiently by leveraging the energy and efforts of the student chapter.
Resource Type:	Flyer
Last Update Date:	06/23/2008 07:50 AM

A Guide to the Disaster Declaration Process and Federal Disaster Assistance

This document explains the declaration process and provides an overview of the assistance available.
Resource Type:	Document / Report
Last Update Date:	09/04/2007 03:28 PM

After Disaster Strikes: How to Recover Financially from a Natural Disaster

Natural or other disasters can strike suddenly, at any time, and anywhere. It's important to protect against the financial consequences of a disaster. A disaster can damage or destroy your property, force you to temporarily live somewhere else, cut the flow of wages and other income, or ruin valuable financial records. You may want the assistance of an adviser, such as a Certified Financial Planner, licensee, insurance agent, or similar financial professional.
Resource Type:	Document / Report
FEMA Publication Numbers:	FEMA 292
Last Update Date:	02/29/2008 02:56 PM

After Hurricane Katrina: FEMA Flood Recovery Mapping

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, FEMA initiated a project to produce high-resolution maps that show flood impacts from the storm for portions of Harrison, Hancock, and Jackson Counties in Mississippi. The purpose of these maps were to provide local government and citizens with the best and most up to date information about coastal flood hazards to aide in the rebuilding process. These maps are referred to as "Katrina Recovery Maps."
Resource Type:	Poster
Last Update Date:	08/07/2009 02:12 PM	Distribution Restricted

After the Flood Fact Sheet

If your home has suffered flood damage, here are some steps to help you stay safe. For more information, visit FloodSmart.gov. To protect your property with a flood insurance policy, call your insurance agent or call 1-800-427-2419 to find an agent near you.
Resource Type:	Document / Report
Last Update Date:	08/20/2007 11:22 AM

After the Flood Talking Points

After a flood, it is important to begin the flood insurance claims process as soon as possible. The sooner the claim is filed, the sooner rebuilding can begin.
Resource Type:	Document / Report
Last Update Date:	08/20/2007 11:21 AM

Animals in Emergencies

This FEMA Kit includes two DVDs created by a joint venture between the departments of the Army and Homeland Security, through the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEPP). These movies address what planners, public officials, and pet owners need to consider when planning for emergency animal and pet evacuation, transportation, and sheltering. The "What Planners Need to Know," DVD presents information for state and local planners. The "What Owners Need to Know," DVD focuses on the planning tools for pet owners. Each DVD contains a video presentation on pet preparedness as well as supplemental material designed to assist in planning that can be accessed through use of your computer's hard drive. These videos and their supporting documents were created with input from federal, state, and local nonprofit partners active in disaster management and planning.
Resource Type:	Video
FEMA Publication Numbers:	K-673
Last Update Date:	02/29/2008 01:42 PM	Distribution Restricted

Appealing Your Flood Insurance Claim

After you receive your adjuster’s estimate, you may have questions or concerns or need further explanations of decisions that have been made, especially with regard to coverage or the dollar amount of damages. An appeal will help you resolve claim issues, but it cannot give you added coverage or extend claim limits beyond those in your flood insurance policy.
Resource Type:	Document / Report
Last Update Date:	08/20/2007 11:19 AM

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