Politics & Government
Windstorm Reimbursement for Uninsured Home, Business Owners?
The South Pasadena Police Department is compiling information from home and business owners who suffered property losses during the recent windstorm.
City Council approved a resolution Wednesday declaring a local emergency in the City of South Pasadena.
As a result, state and federal emergency management agencies may make funds available to offset uninsured losses of homeowners and business owners in town.
"At this point a very rough estimate of the damages caused by the windstorm is $1 million," Gonzalez told Patch. "This is very rough since it can easily go up as residents start assessing their individual properties."
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Report Your Losses
is currently compiling information from homeowners and business owners who suffered property losses during the recent windstorm.
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Information needed is as follows:
- Property address.
- Property owner.
- Is the loss insured? Structure and contents usually are. Trees are not.
- What percentage of the loss is insured?
- Approximate dollar value of uninsured loss.
Respondents can call the South Pasadena Police dispatch line at 626-403-7297 to report losses. The information will be recorded and sent on to the county of Los Angeles.
The City must compile this information for the disaster declaration and is asking that it be submitted ASAP.
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