Resilient Mobility

the rain just refuses to stop.

As we continue to monitor the weather in the Chattanooga area, we want to share some important reminders when it comes to flooding. Remember: Turn around, don't drown! Never walk, swim or drive through floodwater. For more safety tips, visit: rdcrss.org/4fx0Sr8

“Flooding, evacuations, local state of emergency in Chattanooga area…”

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The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Rockingham, VA beginning at 2:58 pm and ending at 6:28 pm

It's raining (again) here in central #NorthCarolina. Ethan says it's too soon to start worrying about #Erin (IYKYK) but if, like us, you need a distraction, can we suggest a survey?

visit go.unc.edu/cmbk to tell us how you were affected by the last big rain (and maybe win a gift card) #Chantal

#Durham County: 221 Milton Road, Durham
Hours are M-F; 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Saturday

For general individual assistance information inquiries, survivors can call the North Carolina Emergency Management individual assistance hotline at 919-825-2378. www.ncdps.gov/chantal

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#Orange County: 203 South Greensboro St., Carrboro
Hours are M-F; 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.; 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Saturday

#Alamance County: 319 N. Graham-Hopedale Road, Burlington
Hours are M-F; 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.; 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Saturday

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To be eligible for State Individual Assistance, applicants must visit one of the disaster recovery centers that have been set up in impacted communities through August 30: (4/6)

These grants may be used for needs such as temporary housing and rental assistance, replacement of personal property, medical or dental expenses, or funeral or burial expenses resulting from the emergency. (3/6)

Tropical Storm #Chantal Individual Assistance Grants Available

Governor Josh Stein has declared Tropical Storm Chantal a Type I State Disaster, which allows North Carolina to activate state-funded individual assistance grants for people affected by the storm. (2/6)

Copied directly from OCNC.gov's facebook page:

TL;DR: To qualify for individual financial assistance for impacts from #Chantal, you *MUST* visit a #disaster recovery center by the end of August! (1/6)

Survey participants are eligible a drawing for one of four $300 gift cards

#OrangeCountyNC was just granted a state disaster declaration, opening up new funds to assist individuals and households affected by #Chantal

Check out requirements for assistance here:
www.ncdps.gov/our-organiza...

In the meantime, pls consider filling out our survey about the storm's impacts! 👇

survey flyer. Mostly text but with a pale background image of a greenway with pavement damage. The text reads: Has your mobility been disrupted by flooding? We are collecting stories and experiences from Tropical Storm Chantal to help improve disaster recovery resources for our community. Your insights will help researchers and local agencies understand: How damages to roads, bridges, and greenways have affected your daily life What support you need to recover How to improve disaster assistance programs 10-minute survey. Help make our communities more resilient. Survey participants are eligible for a drawing for one of four $300 gift cards FOR MORE NFORMATION ABOUT THE STUDY EMAIL DISASTERMOBILITY@UNC.EDU TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS AS A PARTICIPANT CALL UNC’S INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD AT 919-966-3133 AND MENTION STUDY# 25-1805

🚗⛈️ How did #TropicalStormChantal affect your ability to get around? This anonymous survey helps us understand how mobility is affected by from extreme weather. Your input helps local governments provide more effective support and plan better recovery efforts. #chantal go.unc.edu/CMBK

survey flyer. Mostly text but with a pale background image of a greenway with pavement damage. The text reads: Has your mobility been disrupted by flooding? We are collecting stories and experiences from Tropical Storm Chantal to help improve disaster recovery resources for our community. Your insights will help researchers and local agencies understand: How damages to roads, bridges, and greenways have affected your daily life What support you need to recover How to improve disaster assistance programs 10-minute survey. Help make our communities more resilient. Survey participants are eligible for a drawing for one of four $300 gift cards FOR MORE NFORMATION ABOUT THE STUDY EMAIL DISASTERMOBILITY@UNC.EDU TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS AS A PARTICIPANT CALL UNC’S INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD AT 919-966-3133 AND MENTION STUDY# 25-1805

🚗⛈️ How did #TropicalStormChantal affect your ability to get around? This anonymous survey helps us understand how mobility is affected by from extreme weather. Your input helps local governments provide more effective support and plan better recovery efforts. #chantal go.unc.edu/CMBK

Help Researchers Understand How Chantal Affected Your Transportation and Recovery - Triangle Blog Blog A group civics blog covering town council, education, transportation, and recreation in Chapel Hill and Carrboro, NC.

Help Researchers Understand How Chantal Affected Your Transportation and Recovery

#NorthCarolina: did #Chantal affect your ability to get around? Please take this anonymous survey from #UNC researchers to help us understand #transportation impacts of extreme weather. Your input helps local & state govt plan for better disaster recovery 👇

unc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Tropical Depression Chantal Disaster Recovery Center

📍@durhamcounty.bsky.social‬ Disaster Recovery Center opens tomorrow at ‪@durhamcountylib.bsky.social‬ North Regional Library (221 Milton Rd).

Get help applying for aid, loans & more.

🕒 Hours:
• Opens July 30, 10:30 a.m.
• Mon–Fri: 10–5
• Sat: 10–2
• Closes Aug 30, 1 p.m.

🔗 www.durhamnc.gov/4888

Tropical Storm Chantal and Household Mobility Impacts | Notion Take the survey!

Opt in: survey participants are eligible for a drawing for one of four $300 gift cards.
For more information about the study and your rights as a research participant, visit go.unc.edu/chantalstudy:bluesky

🚗⛈️ How did #TropicalStormChantal affect your ability to get around? Take this quick, anonymous survey from UNC researchers to help understand transportation impacts from extreme weather. Your input helps local governments plan better recovery efforts. #Chantal
go.unc.edu/chantalmobility:bluesky

First Q as we try to find our new bsky community:

What are some great accounts working on understanding #MentalHealth needs of survivors of #NaturalDisasters?

Avatar: Photo of a muddy greenway after a flash flood event, covered in footprints

Hi! We're new to the bsky neighborhood.

We are #NorthCarolina -based #transportation researchers working to support individuals, households, and communities as we all try to adapt to the impacts of a changing #climate.

#HazardMitigation #Resilience #Mobility #Planning #CarolinaPlanning