Here is a report: “THE IMPACT OF SUPERSTORM SANDY ON NEW JERSEY TOWNS AND HOUSEHOLDS” (PDF; October 2013) | Stephanie Hoopes Halpin (cf Rutgers-Newark Report: Superstorm Sandy Recovery Short $28.3 Billion; Pain Spread Across NJ).
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
… the total cost of damages exceeds $37 billion ($7.8 billion for residents, $3.56 billion for businesses and $2.2 billion for municipalities plus $23.5 billion for hazard mitigation). Insurance has paid $6.5 billion, public assistance has provided $1.3 billion, and relief agencies have raised $146 million. In addition, the Small Business Administration provided $816 million in disaster loans. The remaining unmet need in New Jersey is $28.4 billion.
INSTRUCTION
… This report also provides the means to compare the impact across New Jersey’s 21 counties and 553 municipalities that lost power or reported damage (of 565 New Jersey towns). …
How did communities fare in recovering from Sandy?
Figure 1.
How did ALICE households fare?
What Qualifies for FEMA Assistance?
I. COMMUNITY HARDSHIP RESULTING FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY
Figures 2.～9.
II. HOUSEHOLD HARDSHIP RESULTING FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY
Figures 10.～14.
III. ALICE HARDSHIP AND RECOVERY
Figures 15.～19.
IV. MUNICIPAL RESPONSE
Figures 20.～27.
V. HOW WELL DID RESOURCES MEET NEEDS?
Figures 28.～37.
VI. CONCLUSION – PREPARATION FOR THE NEXT DISASTER
Figures 38.
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