Hurricane Debby Update No. 7
Hillsborough County, Fla. (Aug. 5, 2024) - Hillsborough County is urging business owners to report storm damage to their business through the Florida Department of Commerce's Business Damage Assessment Survey.
Hillsborough County business and commercial property owners can use the State of Florida's Business Damage Assessment Survey to help make the state aware of the extent of damage done by Hurricane Debby. Completion of the survey by as many business owners as possible helps to ensure the appropriate services will be available for recovery efforts.
Providing information in the survey helps to determine damage related to disaster impacts in Florida, but does NOT serve as an application for resources. To apply for disaster loans and resources, go to this link on the FloridaDisaster.biz site to learn more. After filling out the survey, federal, state or local agencies may reach out to you through the contact information provided if you indicate your interest.
Business owners who need assistance completing the form can call the Hillsborough County Entrepreneur Collaborative Center at (813) 204-9267.
Get the latest information for storm and hurricane preparedness by visiting HCFL.Gov/StaySafe, and also sign up for the County's HCFL Alert system.
Get Connected. Stay Alert.
Learn more on the Hillsborough County Stay Safe page and sign up for emergency notifications through HCFL Alert, Hillsborough County's official mass notification system. Additionally, you can follow Hillsborough County on social media at Facebook, X, Nextdoor, and Neighbors for updates.
Residents without digital access are encouraged to call 833-HC STORM or 833-427-8676, the County's storm information line.