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Governor Abbott Announces Four Counties Added To State Disaster Declaration Following Texas Flooding - Austin, TX
Governor Greg Abbott on July 23 updated his disaster declaration following recent catastrophic flooding across Texas to include Edwards, Kinney, Real, and Schleicher counties, bringing the total to 30 counties. Additionally, the Governor directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) to request that additional counties be added to President Donald J. Trump’s Major Disaster Declaration.
“Today, I expanded my state disaster declaration to include four additional counties,” said Governor Abbott. “This will help local officials and emergency management personnel access every available resource to support their fellow Texans in need. I also directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to work with FEMA and the Trump Administration to bring additional federal assistance to even more affected counties. Texas will continue to be relentless in our efforts to help impacted Texans and communities rebuild from these catastrophic floods.”
Additional counties may be added to the state disaster declaration at a later date.
Four counties – Guadalupe, Kimble, Menard, and McCulloch – are requested to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Individual Assistance programs, and five counties – Edwards, Lampasas, Reeves, Schleicher, and Sutton – are requested to be eligible for FEMA’s Public Assistance Program.
A review of damage assessments in Guadalupe, Kimble, Menard, and McCulloch counties shows they exceed federal criteria for disaster assistance and may be eligible for federal programs, which provide financial assistance to assist with qualifying disaster-related expenses. Texans can apply for FEMA disaster assistance online at disasterassistance.gov or by calling 800-621-3362. Additional counties may be added as additional damage assessments are completed in impacted communities.
Additionally, a review of damage assessments in Edwards, Lampasas, Reeves, Schleicher and Sutton counties shows they exceed federal criteria for FEMA’s Public Assistance Program, which includes assistance for emergency work and the repair or replacement of disaster-damaged facilities. Additional counties may be added as updated information becomes available.
Governor Abbott continues to take action to provide all necessary resources to local officials as they respond to flooding, including:
Securing approval for federal disaster assistance for two additional counties to President Trump’s Major Disaster Declaration
Requesting the addition of two counties to President Trump's Major Disaster Declaration
Meeting with impacted Texans and first responders in San Angelo and providing an update on the state's ongoing response and recovery operations
Updating the state’s disaster declaration to include five additional counties and announcing federal approval of three more counties added to President Trump’s Major Disaster Declaration
Announcing 26 additional counties eligible for SNAP hot foods
Surveying flood damage with General Steven Nordhaus in the Texas Hill Country
Requesting the addition of three counties for President Trump's Major Disaster Declaration
Announcing up to $5 million in funding is available through the Texas Micro-Business Disaster Recovery Loan Program
Announcing over $1.9 million in grant funding to hospitals in Kerrville and Llano impacted by recent catastrophic floods
Touring flood damage in Leander and providing an update on Texas' continued response to severe flooding impacting Central Texas
Receiving approval for federal disaster assistance for additional impacted communities
Requesting the addition of five counties to the Presidential Disaster Declaration
Visiting with impacted Texans alongside President Trump in Kerrville
Launching the new Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line
Obtaining approval for federal disaster assistance for additional impacted communities
Requesting additional counties for President Trump's Major Disaster Declaration
Directing the state’s ongoing flood response and recovery efforts
Announcing disaster unemployment assistance for flood impacts
Surveying the flood damage of the affected areas and updating Texans on response efforts
Providing an update on the state’s ongoing flood response in impacted communities
Obtaining approval from President Trump for federal disaster assistance as part of a Major Disaster Declaration
Amending the state’s disaster declaration to include additional impacted counties and providing an update on the state’s emergency response in affected areas
Providing an update on the state’s response to severe flooding in Kerr County and surrounding communities
Increasing the readiness level of the State Operations Center and activating additional state emergency response resources as portions of West and Central Texas prepared for heavy rainfall and flash flooding threats
Deploying state emergency response resources ahead of the rain and flooding threat