Mayor reports 78 Clovis homes with major flood damage
Mayor Mike Morris said 78 Clovis homes had major damage from September flooding. Officials are working toward a possible federal disaster declaration, which he said could take weeks to months.
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Milwaukee flood recovery enters a new phase as thousands of cases remain open
Nearly a year after Milwaukee’s August 2025 flood, thousands of recovery cases remained open in a March report while separate April 2026 FEMA aid and longer-term mitigation planning move forward.
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Washington advances flood-elevation review for Sumas homes after 2025 storm damage
Washington Commerce has completed the next environmental-review step for a Sumas home-elevation activity tied to long-term flood recovery and future damage reduction.
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Buckhannon and Upshur County continue long-term recovery after July flooding
Buckhannon and Upshur County have shifted from emergency response to long-term flood recovery, with the West Virginia National Guard extending debris-removal work.
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St. Charles Parish council turns to drainage and flood recovery after Tropical Storm Arthur
Drainage and flood-recovery matters came before the St. Charles Parish Council after Tropical Storm Arthur brought up to 9 inches of rain and flooding.
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Cherokee wastewater plant relocation delayed at least a year after FEMA eligibility setback
Cherokee’s plan to relocate its flood-damaged wastewater treatment plant is delayed after FEMA determined the project did not meet a repetitive-damage requirement.
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Rock Valley receives more than $25 million for flood recovery and buyouts
FEMA awarded Rock Valley $22 million to buy out 104 homes damaged in the 2024 flood, plus $3.5 million for cleanup and repairs.
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Hawarden receives nearly $1 million for voluntary buyouts of flood-damaged properties
Hawarden has received a $997,885 FEMA award to help acquire properties damaged in the June 2024 flooding through a voluntary buyout and mitigation program.
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Alaska expands 2026 spring-flood disaster declaration as recovery assistance continues
Alaska expanded Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s May 11 disaster declaration on May 21 to cover additional areas affected by spring flooding. The state has opened individual-assistance registration and published recovery information, but the current list of added areas and registration deadline were not available in the approved records.
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Jefferson County says Evergreen flood recovery will take months after June 24 storm
Cleanup after June 24 flooding in Evergreen and Kittredge will continue for weeks, Jefferson County says, while infrastructure strengthening could take several months.
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Salem sues FEMA and DHS over conditions attached to flood-recovery funding
The City of Salem filed a lawsuit challenging conditions attached to federal disaster-relief grants for repairs from the city’s 2025 winter flood, alleging unlawful federal overreach.
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West Virginia governor seeks expedited federal disaster declaration after statewide flooding
Gov. Patrick Morrisey requested an expedited presidential major-disaster declaration July 25 after flooding across West Virginia, following statewide preparedness, response and recovery actions.
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Texas expands flood-recovery assistance as catastrophic flooding continues to affect communities statewide
Texas requested additional federal disaster assistance for Real County and extended the deadline for flood-affected SNAP recipients to seek replacement benefits for lost or destroyed food.
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West Virginia flood recovery continues after Barbour County emergency declaration and federal aid request
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said July 27 that flood-recovery work was continuing, after a July 20 emergency declaration for Barbour County and a request for expedited federal major-disaster assistance.
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Nearly $12 million in FEMA funding announced for Montpelier flood-damage repairs
More than $20 million in FEMA flood-recovery funding was announced for Vermont, with nearly $12 million identified for permanent repairs and resilience upgrades at Montpelier municipal facilities damaged in 2023.
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Utah declares emergency in Beaver, Piute and Sevier counties after wildfires and flooding
Gov. Spencer Cox signed a state emergency declaration July 22 for Beaver, Piute and Sevier counties as wildfire and flooding response operations continued.
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Altoona flood assistance: SBA loans and DRAP grants have deadlines
Altoona flood survivors have two assistance paths after the July 5-6 damage: SBA loan applications are due Sept. 21, while DRAP grants are due Oct. 21.
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West Virginia seeks expedited disaster declaration as cleanup continues
West Virginia is seeking an expedited federal disaster declaration after July flooding as crews remove debris and damage assessments continue in seven counties.
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Rock Valley gets more than $22 million for flood-damaged home buyouts
FEMA has obligated more than $22 million for Rock Valley’s voluntary flood-home buyout project, with 123 properties planned for demolition and open space.
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San Antonio tornado cleanup near UTSA and The Rim: what residents should do
San Antonio TX – Cleanup and damage assessments are still underway after a July 15 tornado near UTSA and The Rim. City urges people to avoid damaged areas.
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Huxley residents: Story County disaster help opened after July 2–4 storms
Huxley IA – Story County says the Governor’s July 6 proclamation activated Iowa Individual Assistance. Here’s how to report damage, apply, and document cleanup.
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Janesville flood recovery shifts to aid as Rock County opens help center
Janesville WI – Rock County is opening a recovery center April 25 as flood cleanup continues, hundreds of buildings are affected, and Washington Elementary remains displaced.