Flood Resources
Survey and Map – Please contribute!
If you were affected by flooding in the Casa de Oro/Spring Valley area, please fill out this survey so we can add information to our Google Earth Map
Community Grants
If you would like to apply for grants to help the community (propose flood damage prevention) check out these grants. The first two are through our District 4 County Supervisor’s office: Community Enhancement, Neighborhood Reinvestment Program, Community Development Block Grants.
Resources for Residents and Small Businesses
Call 2-1-1 or search the website for 2-1-1 San Diego to see current available resources.
Are you Storm Prepared? Learn how to prepare for future rainstorms with essential resources for San Diego residents and businesses. Find guidance on flood safety, and preparedness tips, and learn how to report flooding incidents. Note: Sandbag locations are specific to January 2024 floods and may be outdated.
Learn how to be ready in case of a disaster. Find flooding resources that apply to your needs. Resource topics include flood preparation, erosion control, cleanup after flood, and how to navigate financial recovery after being affected by a flood.
Find tips for how to cleanup after a flood or disaster. This website AlertSanDiego shares ways to maintain safety during recovery. Key resources include steps for removing debris, addressing mold growth, and ensuring safe reentry into damaged homes. It also covers water safety, such as testing for contaminants, and proper disposal methods for hazardous waste.
Need disaster assistance? Find shelter, small business assistance, or FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) disaster recovery centers.
Danger of Asbestos after flooding: It is highly recommended that flood-damaged asbestos containing material be repaired, enclosed, encapsulated or safely removed. The Mesothelioma Center provides a free “Asbestos and Natural Disasters Guide” to assist those who may be unsure of what to do after experiencing flood damage, available through their website: https://www.asbestos.com/asbestos/natural-disasters/
Do you have a small business or a home? Connect with a Small Business Administration (SBA) Representative and learn how to register and whether you can apply for disaster assistance. They offer financial assistance to businesses of all sizes, homeowners, renters and private nonprofit organizations. Learn more here.
Resources For Small Businesses
Learn how to be prepared and prepare employees in case of an emergency. Take action and prevent being caught by surprise by disaster. The American Red Cross offers training including first aid, CPR, and how to respond in case of emergencies. This resource is open to businesses and organizations. Learn more here
In need of small business assistance? Click here to receive help.
Looking to get financial assistance for your small business? Click here to learn if you qualify for a loan through Accessity’s network.
Apply and receive loans through SBA, a federally run resource for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Click here to learn more of the available resources.
Alert:
Fraud attempts are still prevalent around times of disaster (suggestions from SDG&E). If you notice any suspicious activity, stay informed and protected. Unless you applied for assistance be sure the correspondence or communications you receive are legitimate.
