Did the storm damage your home or your business? The county wants to know.

Kelly Hubbard, Santa Barbara County’s emergency management director, asked people to report their damage to homes or businesses, so the county can try to appeal for state or federal assistance.

The storm damage report form is here.

About 35 people have filed reports so far, which is not enough to ask for federal assistance for community members, she said Tuesday.

The damage reports will also help the county understand the extent of the local impacts. The information will be used for storm recovery assistance only, and will be kept confidential, the county says.

More storm recovery resources from the county are online here.

Below is information from cities on how to report damage to public property, clogged drains, falling trees or other storm-related issues.

Santa Barbara

Call the City of Santa Barbara’s Public Works Streets Division at 805.564.5454 for clogged/blocked storms drains or streets-related emergencies.

To report a fallen tree or limb, or other street tree concern, call 805.564.5433 during business hours or 805.963.4286 after hours.

Goleta

For damage to public property, such as City of Goleta roads, drains, trees, or light poles, use City Assist at cityofgoleta.org/cityassist.

To reach the City of Goleta Planning Counter regarding emergency permitting for your home or business, call 805.961.7543 or email PlanningCounter@CityofGoleta.org.

Santa Maria

The city encourages everyone to remain vigilant for tree-related safety issues and report them using the Neighborhood Connect webpage on the city website (cityofsantamaria.org/connect) or to the 911 system if an emergency exists.

The city’s tree hotline is 805.925.0951 x2807. It is likely that more weakened trees or limbs may fall in the days to come. As soil becomes saturated, it becomes easier for trees — even healthy ones — to lose their footing and fall. Strong winds can snap branches.