The information you provide here is part of the Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) process — a joint effort between county, state, and federal officials to determine the impact and magnitude of damage caused by the disaster.

The Kauai Emergency Management Agency has opened damage reporting portals for the public to submit damage reports related to Tropical Storm Lala.

The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Emergency Management has developed an online form to enable Oahu residents to self-report damage to their homes from the recent disaster.

Hawaii County Civil Defense has a damage report and a Request for Assistance reporting portal on the County of Hawaii website.

This form is to assist a coalition of nonprofit, business, and government agencies that may be able to provide assistance. By completing this form, you agree to share your information with partners of Vibrant Hawaiʻi who may be able to assist, and you acknowledge and understand that assistance is not guaranteed.

The Red Cross of Hawai’i is urgently recruiting community volunteers to support residents statewide as the storm continues to cause widespread flooding, dangerous winds, and power outages across multiple islands.

Coordinated resource document highlighting available resources and step by step process for resources.

A website where farmers can report disaster impacts on their operations.

This is a grassroots effort, supported by individuals from Help Maui Rise and Maui Rapid Response.

This is a grassroots, community-led effort to better understand the needs of the community and help connect neighbors with support where they can.

A simple form to help connect you with local nonprofit, business, and government partners in Hawai‘i who may be able to offer support.

In coordination with the County of Maui, community organizations, & nonprofits, the Mālama ʻĪao Command Center & Community Hub is established to help coordinate response, support recovery, and connect people to needs on the ground.