Photo Gallery

PaRR Inspector Archie Archibald performs an inspection in Oklahoma (DR1395).	Disaster photo from Cordell, Oklahoma (DR1395).	Another photo from Cordell, Oklahoma (DR1395).	PaRR Inspector Doug MacKay performs an inspection in Oklahoma (DR1395).

PaRR Inspector Mike Guerrero interviews an applicant in Texas (DR1379).	A house being inspected in Oklahoma (DR1395).	PaRR Inspector William Schiffman completes an exterior inspection in Alabama (DR1399).	PaRR's Jeff Coffey and Melvin Foster of FEMA perform a QC inspection in Madison, Mississippi (DR1398).

Destruction from December tornado in Mississippi (DR1398).	PaRR Inspector Charles Ballard interviews applicant while being filmed by TV news crew (DR1403).	PaRR Inspector, Charles Ballard, and Ed Taylor of FEMA discuss inspection in Kansas City, MO (DR1403).	Disaster damage in Mississippi (DR1398).

Maryland home prior to tornado damage (DR1409).	Maryland home after tornado damage (DR1409).	This double-wide mobile home came to rest 1 block from its original location in Bandera, TX (DR1425).	This sign shows the extreme conditions our inspectors faced Alaska (DR1440). (Photo courtesy of Charles Ballard)

During winter in Alaska there are only about 5 hours and 45 minutes of daylight (DR1440). (Photo courtesy of Charles Ballard)	This road was damaged during the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that occurred on Sunday, Nov. 3, 2002 in Alaska (DR1440). (Photo courtesy of Charles Ballard)	Through Rain, and Sleet, and Snow, Whatever it Takes, Inspector Charles Ballard (and partner) get 'em Done in Alaska (DR1440).	PaRR Inspector, Mike Erwin, stands in front of the remains of a home destroyed by Super Typhoon Pongsona in Guam (DR1446).

This family from Dededo, Guam lost their home due to Typhoon Pongsona (DR1446).	PaRR Inspector, Ernie Rivera, performs an inspection in Guam, accompanied by June Blas, Vice Mayor of Barrigada (DR1446).	This cargo container serves as someone's home and was relocated by Typhoon Pongsona (DR1446).	Laurie Ericson and Agnes Cruz were hired locally in Guam, and are shown here assisting PaRR's Carl Dickinson with administrative duties (DR1446).

It's a dirty job... Diane Ulloa, also hired locally in Guam, is checking those 90-69s for the mistakes that inspectors never make (DR1446).	Inspectors Jason Owen, Keith Messingschlager and Richard Banning stopped by the Guam field office for a visit (DR1446).	A home affected by flooding in Texas (DR1439). (Before the flood waters receded) (Photo courtesy of Sam Boring)	A home affected by flooding in Texas (DR1439). (After the flood waters receded) (Photo courtesy of Sam Boring)

A destroyed home in Texas (DR1425). (Photo courtesy of Jeff Moeur)	PaRR Inspector Herb Cohen performing an inspection on a mobile home in Virginia (DR1458).	An apartment with a 5 foot water mark in Virginia (DR1458). All the furniture and appliances were removed for clean-up.	John Jones (center) discusses an inspection with Jim Constantelo (left) and Manager of Field Operations, Larry Altman in Pierce City, Missouri. (DR1463).

Resident of Battlefield, MO (DR1463) shows appreciation for community assistance.	Downtown Pierce City, Missouri, normally a thriving small community was hit hard by tornadoes (DR1463).	Damage from a tornado that ripped through Pierce City, MO (DR1463).	Damage from a tornado that ripped through Pierce City, MO (DR1463).

PaRR Inspector Willie Bonner finishes an inspection in Missouri (DR1463).	A picture of a family and their home in American Samoa (DR1473). (Photo courtesy of Mike Chanquet)	Raymond Seitler with FEMA and John Botero with PaRR visit with an applicant to do a QC inspection in American Samoa (DR1473).	PaRR inspector Ken Ebert inspects a house that was yellow tagged for demolition in West Virginia (DR1474).

This mobile home floated down a creek after heavy rains caused extensive flooding throughout West Virginia (DR1474).	PaRR inspector Cory Hutchinson inspects a home that floated off its foundation and collided into another home in Charleston, WV (DR1474).	Another view of the home that floated off its foundation and collided into another home in Charleston, WV (DR1474).	PaRR inspector Mike Erwin stands in front of a large tree that has fallen on a car in Memphis, TN (DR1482). The tree is 5ft in diameter. (Photo courtesy of Mike Erwin)

Hurricane Isabel's strong wind gusts uprooted a tree onto a house in Fairfax, VA (DR-1491).	This house floated off its foundation and came to rest on a commercial dock in Gloucester Point, VA (DR1491). (Photo courtesy of Amy Drake and Beth Macquelin)	This home was crushed by a tree as Hurricane Isabel swept through Virginia (DR1491). (Photo courtesy of Brian Gabriel)	This home in Woodbridge, VA was destroyed by Hurricane Isabel's force winds (DR1491). (Photo courtesy of Dave McMahill)
The roof of this home in Mathews, VA was damaged as a result of Hurricane Isabel (DR1491). (Photo courtesy of Harvey Rawn)	The shingles on this home in Virginia were blown off as a result of strong winds during Hurricane Isabel (DR1491). (Photo courtesy of Steve Lofing)	Hurricane Isabel's storm surge flooded and destroyed these waterfront homes outside Baltimore, MD (DR-1492).	The ground near the foundation of this home in Puerto Rico began to crack as a result of Severe Storms, Flooding, Mudslides, and Landslides (DR1501). (Photo courtesy of Steve Lofing)

This road in Arroyo, PR was flooded after severe storms (DR1501). (Photo courtesy of Ron Dinger)	This 2 story house in Paso Robles, CA was destroyed by an earthquake. It was red tagged and deemed unsafe to enter or occupy (DR1505). (Photo courtesy of Mike Erwin)	PaRR inspector Mike Chanquet stands beside a large crack that runs down the side of this California home. It was caused by the San Simeon Earthqake, which measured 6.5 on the richter scale (DR1505).	The California Earthquake also caused 4 inch cracks to form throughout the concrete slab of this home in San Luis Obispo County (DR1505).