Storm’s Aftermath
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Storm’s Aftermath

Upstream from Chain Bridge.

Upstream from Chain Bridge.

— Arlington County government’s storm-related costs are estimated to be $1.17 million — above the $716,000 threshold for federal disaster reimbursement. In addition, the county’s building inspector reported that one private home was destroyed during last week’s hurricane, 17 suffered major damage and 27 suffered minor damage.

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Photo by Mike McMorrow

Trees and poles down Westmoreland Street at 30th Road, N., Arlington.

The county’s preliminary estimate includes damage to county property, overtime costs for staff working during the emergency as well as the recovery, costs for equipment, materials, and supplies used in the recovery effort, and public safety costs for responses to emergencies arising from the hurricane.

Arlington will submit its damage estimates to the Commonwealth of Virginia, to be included in the state’s application to FEMA.

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Photo by Mike McMorrow

Tree on house at 4820 26th Street, N., Arlington.

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Photo by Mike McMorrow

Sycamore Street at 28th Street, N., Arlington.