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NewJerseyOfficeofEmergencyManagement(NJOEM)PRELIMINARYDAMAGEASSESSMENT(PDA)FORM 2026

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The document is a Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) form from the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management (NJOEM), designed to collect information on damages and impacts from disasters. It includes sections for individual assistance, public assistance categories, contact information, and estimated costs related to various types of damage. The form aims to facilitate the assessment and reporting of disaster-related impacts for counties and municipalities.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NJOEM PDA Form in the editor.
Begin by selecting your county from the dropdown menu. This is essential for categorizing your assessment accurately.
Fill in your contact information, including your name, email, municipality or agency, title, and phone number. Ensure all details are correct for follow-up communication.
For Individual Assistance (IA), input the numbers for displaced, sheltered, evacuated individuals, and provide details on the type of structures affected. Include totals for injuries and fatalities as applicable.
In the Public Assistance (PA) section, categorize work into A-G and provide estimated costs along with descriptions of impacts for each category. Be thorough to ensure accurate assessments.
Once completed, save the document to your computer and email it to LPPPAU@gw.njsp.org as instructed.

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