Welcome to the McDowell County Hurricane Helene Debris Removal and Demolition Assistance Portal
Thank you for visiting the application portal for our Private Property Debris Removal (PPDR) and Commercial Property Debris Removal (CPDR) programs. This application initiates the eligibility review process to determine your Hurricane Helene-related debris removal and/or structure demolition needs.
Please note: Signing this Right of Entry (ROE) form does not guarantee debris removal or structure demolition. Eligibility will be determined based on program requirements following a property review, and only eligible applicants will receive debris removal or demolition services.
Please complete the form as accurately and thoroughly as possible, including all required information and relevant documents. This will help us process your application efficiently, especially given the anticipated high volume of requests. Incomplete applications may take longer to review, so we appreciate your attention to detail.
To assist you, please refer to the following resource links:
Private and Commercial Property Debris Removal FAQ – This FAQ covers commonly asked questions about the program.
ROW Pickup Private Roads & Subdivisions– This FAQ covers commonly asked questions about the program.
Property Search Tool – Use this tool to locate your Parcel ID, which is required in the form to correctly identify your property.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience. We are here to support you in recovering from Hurricane Helene.
HOA Resolution Template - This template is provided as a resource to assist homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in drafting a resolution to request right-of-way (ROE) pickup within private communities. While this template serves as a helpful guide, it is not mandatory to use it. HOAs are welcome to create their own resolution tailored to their specific needs and preferences.
Important: Before proceeding to the next page to complete your application, please ensure you have the following documents ready to upload:
- Government Issued ID (Driver’s license, Passport, or Real ID) for each property owner.
- Power of Attorney and/or a resolution on letterhead from the HOA (if using an Authorized Agent) on behalf of all owners on the deed.
- Insurance Policy.
- Declaration Pages
- Debris Removal coverage section/page.
- Statement of Losses (if an adjuster has visited the property).
- Sketch of Property identifying the locations of all hazards (This can be a simple, hand-drawn sketch that is uploaded, or you can draw it electronically in the application).
- If your property is in a trust, the signatory authority will need to sign and you will need to bring the trust paperwork.
- If one of the owners has passed away, a death certificate will need to be provided.
Having these documents prepared in advance is essential to avoid delays in processing your request. If you do not have all required documents, please gather them before continuing.