Register November flood damage with FEMA

Businesses are urged to report economic losses from the storm by calling (360) 737-1911

Flooding conditions in Clark County warrant special precautions and actions by Clark County citizens. Strong winds combined with saturated soils may also lead to downed trees. Do not drive through standing water. Even a few inches of water can cause a car to lose contact with the road, drift into deeper water, and create safety hazards.

Outage readiness and what to do when the power goes off information from Clark Public Utilities. If you see a downed powerline, stay away from it and call Clark Public Utilities at 992-8000.

What you can do
• during a flood 
• before and during a windstorm
• sandbag information (Updated December 13, 2006)
• after a flood 
• during and after a landslide or mudflow 
• evacuation information 

Please remember! Only call 9-1-1 in an emergency.

• Washington road conditions (WSDOT)
• Traffic alerts and slowdowns (WSDOT)
• Oregon road conditions (ODOT)
• Flood information from FEMA
• National Weather Service