Home Loss File System
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Home Loss File System
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#2A spreadsheet tool with guidance on what to do before and after the catastrophic loss of your house, and what information to collect.
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#4> This tool was created by former California wildfire survivors committed to supporting you through the challenging process of disaster recovery. We hope to provide essential resources, checklists, and organizational tools to help you manage insurance claims, document losses, and track expenses efficiently. By staying organized, you hope you can regain a sense of control during this difficult time. We are truly sorry for your loss and hope this tool offers clarity, support, and empowerment as you move forward on your path to recovery.
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Kindly: If you don't have anything to contribute to helping the folks actually affected, maybe don't pick a thread for tools for affected folk to start political grandstanding.
For my friends who have lost their homes, this is extremely useful.
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#6You have to remove "/htmlview" from the URL, otherwise the "File > Make a copy" interface is not available
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Kindly: If you don't have anything to contribute to helping the folks actually affected, maybe don't pick a thread for tools for affected folk to start political grandstanding. For my friends who have lost their homes, this is extremely useful.
As we know from the history of many disasters, both response and recovery are _extremely_ dependent on the local environment.
Disaster planning begins with input from local professionals and local survivors of previous local disasters.
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Victor Shaw died in the Eaton Fire last week with a garden hose in his hand. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-01-12/los-ange...
Accurate risk assessment is difficult when a fire is barreling towards you.
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Victor Shaw died in the Eaton Fire last week with a garden hose in his hand. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-01-12/los-ange... Accurate risk assessment is difficult when a fire is barreling towards you.
> Accurate risk assessment is difficult when a fire is barreling towards you.
Yes, hence it must be done (Step 0 above) _before_ there is a fire
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