Lewis County Emergency Management will host a Disaster Assistance Center (DAC) to support residents impacted by the December 2025 flooding from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Randle Fire Station, located at 9978 U.S. Highway 12 in Randle.
The DAC will provide a one-stop location where individuals and families can connect directly with local, state and nonprofit agencies offering recovery assistance and resources.
Residents affected by flooding are encouraged to attend to ask questions, seek guidance and learn about available assistance programs.
Agencies scheduled to participate include:
• Lewis County Emergency Management
• Lewis County Public Health & Social Services
• Lewis County Environmental Health (available until 5 p.m.)
• Lewis County Assessor’s Office
• Lewis County Community Development
• Coastal Community Action Program
• Destination Hope & Recovery
• Washington state Emergency Management
• Department of Social and Health Services
• Employment Security Department
• Office of the Insurance Commissioner
• Department of Licensing
• The Salvation Army
Flood damage should be reported to the Lewis County Flood Recovery Line at 360-740-2600. Flood debris vouchers remain available through Feb. 6 for impacted residences.
Community members who wish to financially support the flood recovery efforts can do so through United Way of Lewis County, which is assisting with assistance for impacted individuals and families. To donate, visit https://tinyurl.com/yc2x47av.
For ongoing recovery updates, event details and additional resources, visit the Lewis County Emergency Management website at https://tinyurl.com/4m39z9vk.
