“The only way to qualify for assistance under the program is to register.”READ MORE: N.B. officials reiterate warning about edible plants in flood zone, plan cleanupEMO says registering helps government know where to send health and safety inspection teams, and how many teams are needed.“Property owners are encouraged to document any damage with pictures and/or videos, and to save all flood-related receipts,” Downey said.WATCH: Damage and danger remain as N.B. floodwaters recede
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