Anne Arundel County Asks for Information from Business Owners and Residents with Damages from the January Winter Storm
Annapolis, MD (February 4, 2016) — The Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is encouraging residents and businesses affected by the historic snowstorm which began January 22, 2016 to contact their office with information on the type and extent of loss they experienced as a direct result of the weather event, including losses in business revenue due to closures. This information will be used to determine areas around the state that may require assistance in the recovery process.
“We continue to feel the effects of this historic snowfall,” said County Executive Steve Schuh. “Gathering information from business owners and residents will help us adequately assess this storms impact on our county.”
Anne Arundel County residents and business owners should contact Teresa Chapman with the Office of Emergency Management at (410)-222-0606 to provide information on their damages or losses. They should be prepared with an estimate of the amount of loss, as well as information on their insurance coverage, if any.
The deadline for reporting this information to the OEM is February 12th.
