Once the data was collected, Clinton County used this data to request assistance from the State of New York and the Small Business Administration (SBA). The SBA was able to issue a disaster declaration after conducting a site visit and noting the thorough documentation provided in the Crisis Track reports. The State also offered significant assistance by providing funding for the levee repair and a portion of the trailer replacement costs once those costs were able to be determined.

Damage assessments can be conducted regardless of an incident being FEMA-eligible. Clinton County, New York was able to use Crisis Track to quickly identify the unmet needs in a small, local incident and use that data to request and receive disaster assistance for their community.

Overall, the State provided $7 million in funding for the incident, which has allowed for the levee to be repaired, utility systems to be upgraded, and manufactured homes to be flood proofed.