1. PA Damage Assessment Exercise

2. Site 1
Galveston County
Hurricane Ike

3. Galveston County, Hurricane Ike
Debris removal
Asphalt removal
Base repair
Asphalt replacement

4. Site 2
Flood event (Not declared)

5. 2 photos
Freestone County flood event (not declared)
Guardrail removal
Collapsed support in center of bridge
Missing fill behind headwalls
Bridge is based on metal supports so that portion probably is not damaged
Asphalt removal
Repair center support
Replace bridge on support
Repair approaches and bridge surface

7. Site 3
Flood event (Not declared)

8. 3 photos
Freestone County flood event (not declared)
Debris removal from bridge supports
Bridge appears to be intact
Approaches appear to be the only problem here

11. Site 4
Flood event (Not declared)

12. 4 photos
Freestone County flood event (not declared)
total replacement of wooden bridge
Headwall collapse

16. Site 5

17. 2 photos
Unknown event
Culvert / CMP / bridge ? Gone
(importance of having local road & bridge/public works person with you)
Significant fill missing
Guardrail is salvageable
FHWA eligible?

19. Site 6
City of Waco
DR-1709 : Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding

20. 5 photos
City of Waco, DR-1709
Street collapse due to sewer line collapse underneath
Have to repair sewer line first before repairing street
Significant fill missing under street
Asphalt removal and replacement – 2 locations in photo

25. Site 7
Galveston County, Bolivar Peninsula
DR-1791: Hurricane Ike

26. Fort Travis, Galveston County, Bolivar Peninsula
Hurricane Ike
Historic preservation issues
Concrete to right not likely historical but bricks to left are

27. Site 8
Galveston County, Bolivar Peninsula
DR-1791: Hurricane Ike

28. Bolivar Peninsula, Hurricane Ike
Debris removal including potential hazmats
Salt-water immersion has likely rendered all electrical equipment useless
Replacement of vehicle, warning devices, medical equipment all to be considered