❖ Heads up! This article is intended for site managers that have the disaster dashboard enabled on their site.
After the disaster passes, it's time to wrap things up. You can follow the steps in your disaster dashboard to wrap up after the disaster has passed.
Wrap up after a disaster in 3 steps
Step 1: Notify agency managers
The first step is to notify your agency managers that the disaster is passed and you're preparing to deactivate the disaster dashboard.
1. Go to your Disaster Dashboard.
2. Select the Disaster Wrap Up dropdown.
3. Under Step 1: Email your agencies, click Send a mass email to your agency managers. 
4. This takes you to the email blast area where you can review the email and send it.
- Click here to learn more about email blasts.
Step 2: Close disaster Needs
Now it's time to close those disaster Needs so volunteers aren't trying to respond to them. To learn more about closing Needs, click here.
1. Go to your Disaster Dashboard.
2. Select the Disaster Wrap Up dropdown.
3. Under Step 2: Close down your disaster needs, click Manage Needs.
- Now you can close those Needs to prevent new volunteer Need responses.
Step 3: Deactivate disaster dashboard
Once you've completed the other steps, you're ready to deactivate your disaster dashboard! But don't worry, you'll still have access to your reports for that disaster.
1. Go to your Disaster Dashboard.
2. Select the Disaster Wrap Up dropdown.
3. Under Step 3: Turn off your disaster dashboard, click Deactivate Disaster Dashboard.
Optional steps
Here are a few additional steps we recommend when deactivating your dashboard:
Optional Step 1: Download FEMA report
Be sure to download your FEMA report so you can submit it for reimbursement, if applicable. Not sure what steps to take for reimbursement through FEMA? Visit fema.gov for more information!
1. Go to your Disaster Dashboard.
2. Click FEMA Report. 
3. Configure the report by selecting a date range, agency, Need, and Initiative, then click Go. 
4. Click Export PDF or Export Spreadsheet. 
5. Be sure to keep this report for your records and to file for reimbursement from FEMA.
Optional Step 2: Send out thank you's to participants
Finally, it's time to send thank you's to everyone that participated in the disaster relief effort.
- This can include volunteers and agency managers who played a role in supporting your disaster relief efforts.
- You can do this by sending a mass thank you via the email blast tool.
- Click here to learn more about sending email blasts.