Responding to Storm Damage and Flooding from Hurricane Ida

All residents, business, and property owners: If you were impacted by the storm please answer a SHORT SURVEY and upload any photos you may have to The Office of Emergency Management's damage assessment tool. This will help the City understand the extent of damage and to see where resources may be needed.

The City has published additional information for residents and businesses, including:

• Rolling updates

• Where to report issues

• Helpful links and resources

• Frequently asked questions

Sign up for free alerts about recovery and relief efforts through the City's ReadyPhiladelphia notification system. To receive text alerts to your phone, text STORMPHL to 888-777. You can find additional weather alerts and emergency information on OEM's social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter.

Strategic Plan for Philly's Trees, Survey

The City is developing a strategic plan for Philly's trees. The plan will identify long-term goals and interests with a roadmap to achieving them. Before this can be done we need to understand how this plan can meet the needs of neighborhoods and benefit you and your neighbors. You can help us by sharing how trees impact you in any or all of the ways detailed here.

Take the survey here. (Available In several languages)

IMPORTANT SURVEYS: Septa & City of Philadelphia

SEPTA Winter 2021 COVID-19 Travel Survey

In 2020, we asked you whether or not you were traveling on SEPTA during the pandemic. We would like to hear from you again in our Winter 2021 COVID-19 Travel Survey. You'll notice some differences with the new survey, but the goal remains the same: To help us improve our service and keep our passengers and employees safe.

Click here to participate

As the city recovers from the devastating and racially disproportionate impact of COVID-19, Philadelphians -- now more than ever -- are looking for critical services and resources that address their needs. In order to better understand those needs and the best ways to respond to them, we need to hear from community members like you.

Please share your thoughts with our 5-minute survey.
The deadline for responses is Saturday, March 13, 2021.

Click here for more information on the Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity.