Follow the steps to complete the form with ease.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the editing tool.
2. Begin by identifying the disaster event in the designated field. You should specify the name or type, such as ice storm, hurricane, or flooding.
3. Fill in the name of the damaged site or business in the corresponding area.
4. Indicate whether the site is government-owned or privately-owned by selecting the appropriate option indicated.
5. Provide the location of the damaged site or business, including street address, city, state, and zip code.
6. Enter the contact information for the site or business owner, including telephone numbers, email address, and any other relevant descriptors.
7. Assess and mark the infrastructure issues. Identify the type of facility or property affected and estimate the degree of damage. Include a loss estimate in dollars and provide a brief description of the damage.
8. Document any agricultural chemical issues. Specify the type of chemical involved and describe the issue or damage if applicable.
9. If applicable, detail the crop issues, including the crops affected and the total number of acres impacted.
10. For animal issues, report the number of dead, missing, and injured animals, as well as expected yield loss and other relevant details about the animals affected.
11. List resources used for response or recovery related to animal or agriculture issues, providing descriptions of how each resource was utilized.
12. Finally, include your name, telephone number, and email address as the person completing the form.
13. Submit the form, making sure to attach any necessary photos, to your county extension agent or via email by using the provided click-to-email option.

Complete the Clemson University Damage Assessment Information Form online today to ensure thorough reporting and assistance.