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Severe Weather/Storms

Report Storm Damage to Survey123

Report Storm Damage to Survey123
Emily Fay
February 18, 2025

Lexington Emergency Management is asking Lexington-Fayette County residents to report any damage to their property caused by the weather beginning Saturday, February 15. You can report flooding and any damage sustained over the next few days from winter weather.

You can report this damage using Survey123. This simple, easy-to-use survey helps us determine how much damage was caused by the weather. You can also report any damage to the street around your property.

To report damage, the following information is needed:

  • Your address
  • If you have insurance
  • A description of the damage caused by weather beginning Saturday, February 15
  • Up to 3 pictures of the damage per entry

You can upload multiple reports of damages caused by the weather. For example, submit one report for an uprooted tree and one report for limbs on your garage roof.

If there is an emergency declaration, this information can assist with reporting. At this time, there is NO declaration. Filling out this survey does NOT guarantee financial assistance.

Survey123 Link: https://survey123.arcgis.com

 

***More information will be provided as it becomes available.

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