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INITIAL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT INFORMATION FORMS
The Skagit County Department of Emergency
Management is collecting information from Skagit County residents and businesses on damage, including losses, suffered during the flooding events of November 2021. Please submit all reports no later than Friday, December 17, 2021.

NOTE: Community members will need to submit forms separately for events until further notice. Specifically:

• If a community member has already submitted a form for the Nov 14-16 flood, they should submit another form for damages sustained under the Nov 28 & 29 flood.
• If a community member hasn’t already submitted a form for any event, they should submit separate forms for the Nov 14-16 event and the Nov 28 & 29 event. 

Submit online using the link below:
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Was your property adversely affected by the recent flood?
All taxpayers have the right to a reduction in the assessed value of destroyed property . The assessor's office has a form to complete for property that has been involuntarily destroyed in whole or part in the last three years.

Destroyed Property Claim: e-file (instantly file online) | doc

NEWS

December 1, 2021
COVID-19 Updates from Skagit County
Skagit has a total of 12,832 cases; an increase of 190 new cases since last Wednesday. 

November 19, 2021
Public Health to Close Fairgrounds Testing and Vaccination Site After January 28, 2022
The Skagit County Fairgrounds Testing and Vaccination Site will close permanently after Friday, January 28, 2022. 

November 3, 2021
Holiday Operational Changes at the Skagit Fairgrounds Testing & Vaccine Site
During the months of November and December, the site will be closed on the following dates...

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