notes: AL VOAD on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alabama-VOAD/293408053655 AL VOAD on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/ALVOAD No real live info, though, except that they are responding to the tornados. Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov. -> AL VOAD on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alabama-VOAD/293408053655 AL VOAD on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/ALVOAD No real live info, though, except that they are responding to the tornados. To Register for Volunteer Opportunities - https://agencytools.uwca.org/stormvolunteer/ * For Recovery Assistance or Volunteer Information, call 2-1-1 (in Alabama) or toll-free 888-421-1266 Volunteer Reception Center Information http://www.servealabama.gov/2010/2011%20Tornadoes/VRC.aspx For Information on Donating to the Governor's Emergency Relief Fund for the Recent Alabama Tornado Outbreak http://www.servealabama.gov/2010/2011%20Tornadoes/Response.aspx ---------------- Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov.

region: -> Statewide

website: -> https://alvoad.communityos.org/cms/al/home
cat_notes: LTel 4/29/11 - There is no website for the AL State VOAD -> Lpar 5/12/11- added website, but it is mostly "under construction" Should we move 2010 info into internal notes now? LTel 4/29/11 - There is no website for the AL State VOAD

cat_notes: -> LTel 4/29/11 - There is no website for the AL State VOAD

name: VOAD, Alabama VOAD -> VOAD, Alabama VOAD, ALVOAD
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notes: AL VOAD on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alabama-VOAD/293408053655 No real live info, though. Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov. -> AL VOAD on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alabama-VOAD/293408053655 AL VOAD on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/ALVOAD No real live info, though, except that they are responding to the tornados. Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov.

notes: Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov. -> AL VOAD on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alabama-VOAD/293408053655 No real live info, though. Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov.

notes: Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, lo-cated in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov. ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED -> Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, located in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov.
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notes: -> Situation Report 6/16/10 Alabama VOAD The Alabama VOAD is keeping up-to-date statistics and information about the volunteers, community, and clean-up along the shores of Alabama. 11,045 property damage claims have been filed, primarily for loss of income, and so far, none of them have been denied. $11,266,623 has been paid to date for wage loss and loss of income, most going to gulf fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, and crabbers. Five claim centers are open in Alabama, lo-cated in Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Foley, Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, and Mobile. In Alabama, 768 volunteers have worked in response to the oil spill, but many more have offered assistance. 4,421 volunteers had registered up to May 22nd through the BP hotline and 211 to work in Alabama and, since its activation on June 14th, another 1450 volunteered through a new online registration system. All volunteers are encouraged to register on www.ServeAlabama.gov. ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED
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