10/19/2026
Water is very powerful! Stay safe and Kind out there guys. I have developed an app (mostly for PA - but will work fine for IA) it will help disaster victims recover from a disaster. It is free for 60 days and will let you add photos - makes a PDF of your photos with descriptions that you add. If your damage is not documented correctly - you do not receive the funds. This is to help communities recover.
For any counties, cities, tribes, or nonprofits that may become Public Assistance (PA) applicants: good documentation starts now, not after the declaration. Every hour of labor, piece of equipment, load of debris, and damaged site needs a record behind it before FEMA can reimburse it.
If you or anyone you know needs help with that, my app is free for a 60-day trial: Emergency Management Assistant https://emadisasterrecoveryprojectmanagerapp.net/
A few things it does:
• Logs GPS coordinates for every item in your Damage Inventory
• Lets the primary user give crew members permission to log their daily time and tie it directly to a damage
• Includes free calculators for debris, rip rap, and sheetrock installation, with totals added straight to your damages or projects
• Exports PDFs and Excel spreadsheets for your records and submissions
Happy to answer questions if anyone is unsure where to start. Wishing everyone affected a safe and steady recovery.
Suzie
Emergency Management Assistant LLC