• Option 1: Call (877) 509-2424 to initiate a service request.
• Option 2: We encourage all residents to send their request to Rent Café app. Please include images exhibiting damage cited for workorder.

 

Please report all damage related to Hurricane Dorian to AMCC through one of the following avenues. As we progress in making repairs and recovering from the storm, we will update residents on progress. If you have these issues, please follow the protocol to connect with the most effective way to communicate your home issues.

• Roof Leaks/Any Water Intrusion
• Ceiling Destruction (Room by Room)
• Flooding (Room by Room)
• Inventory of External Home Damage:
  • Identify potential hazards around your home. Hanging tree branches, loose shingles, patio furniture and other outdoor objects can cause damage or injuries in a storm.
  • Please use this check list we have provided you to provide our team and contractors the most up to date information on your home and the post Dorian Storm Damage.
  • AMCC Resident Hurricane Dorian Storm Check List

NOTE: If you have not given us a ‘Permission to Enter’ and you have an emergency maintenance request, please click ‘Yes’ when reporting damage online so that we may retrieve your online request and respond quicker.

• Option 1: Call (877) 509-2424 to initiate a service request.
• Option 2: We encourage all residents to send their request to Rent Café app. Please include images exhibiting damage cited for workorder.
• Option 3: We encourage all residents to opt-in to our AMCC Text Portal for up to date information post Hurricane Dorian. Please 877-605-2622 (AMCC) and include your neighborhood. For example: “LaurelBay”.
• Option 4: We encourage residents to follow our AMCC Facebook Page. Please private message AMCC with any requests, concerns, updates to your neighborhood or other helpful tips for our team. (https://www.facebook.com/TriCommand/)
• Option 5: AMCC Website – Weather Emergency Tools - https://cl.atlanticmcc.com/weather-emergency-tools-
• Additional Sources:
  • MCAS Beaufort: https://www.facebook.com/pg/MCASBeaufort/
  • Parris Island: https://www.facebook.com/ParrisIsland/
  • Naval Hospital: https://www.facebook.com/navalhospitalbeaufort/

 

Once AMCC is back onsite we will communicate with the appropriate community centers for reporting of post Hurricane Dorian damage. AMCC continues to partner and coordinate recovery efforts with our on the ground team and contractors. We have secured additional resources to supplement our staff during this recovery period. We have a post storm plan in place to help with our recovery efforts. We are prioritizing our efforts for recovery as follows: 1) Life and safety, 2) access in and out of our neighborhoods and 3) mitigation of common areas. ***

Please note Public Works crews are working around the clock to restore power within our AMCC housing communities. Because of Hurricane Dorian, you may experience intermittent power interruptions in the coming days and weeks. To prepare for restoring power that may surge, be sure to turn off or unplug items not in use. Please continue to keep a close eye on your Trumpia Text System, Constant Contact email, AMCC Facebook page and your installation Facebook page for updates on power restoration. ** Please Note: that some of our AMCC properties are Duke Energy.

All damages to your personal items related to Hurricane Dorian should be reported directly to your renter’s insurance company. AMCC will cover any damage to your home, but not to your personal items. This also includes any food loss due to power outages, as AMCC does not cover this type of loss.

AMCC will assist residents in finding alternative housing on a case by case basis, as deemed necessary. Your property management staff may not be able to immediately take requests for updates regarding a specific property or unit until we are able to resume normal business hours. However, managers will proactively communicate directly with residents regarding damages at each of our communities as they are able to access and check properties.
It is imperative that we communicate priority lists are being made for residents whose homes are uninhabitable due to damage related to Hurricane Dorian. In the event your home is deemed unsuitable for living in, AMCC will work with you on a case-by-case basis to arrange accommodations for you and your family.

Yes, you may remain in your home if your move is delayed. Please keep AMCC informed of any changes to your move-out as planned.

You may re-locate your green yard waste to the curb or roadside where you would normally place your trash & recycling containers. Trash & recycling service has not yet resumed, but we will keep you updated as services return.

AMCC will not reimburse residents their rent during the hurricane, whether you chose to evacuate or remain in your home. However, if your home was damaged due to Hurricane Dorian, and AMCC deems your home is now uninhabitable as determined by AMCC, your rent will be prorated from 7 SEPT 2019, the day Hurricane Dorian affected our area.

If you decide to relocate from your AMCC home within 30-days of the initiation of Hurricane Dorian (7 SEPT 2019. AMCC will review your request on a case by case basis.

If you need to relocate out of AMCC housing, within 30-days of the initiation of Hurricane Dorian (7 SEPT 2019), AMCC will review your request on a case by case basis.

We are in the process of contacting all residents who are moving into AMCC. We will notify you if there will be any additional changes or delays to your move-in.

AMCC utilizes Trumpia Text Messaging Service, Constant Contact email blasts, Rent Café, Facebook, and our community center after Hurricane Dorian. We will also continue to publish FAQs as they continue to evolve.