Montcalm County Approved for Individual Assistance in Federal Major Disaster Declaration
Montcalm County residents affected by spring storms and flooding can apply for FEMA household grants under a major disaster declaration.
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Montcalm County residents affected by spring storms and flooding can apply for FEMA household grants under a major disaster declaration.
A major disaster declaration provides federal grants for eligible households in Oceana County affected by April severe weather.
Federal individual and public assistance have been approved for Alcona County following April flooding and storms.
Oscoda County has been included in a federal major disaster declaration, making funding available for public infrastructure repair but not household grants.
Households in Allegan County may apply for federal grants following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
A federal major disaster declaration has been issued for Eaton County following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding, providing public assistance while individual household grants were not approved.
A federal major disaster declaration has been issued for Iron County covering damage from storms and flooding in April 2026.
Individual Assistance grants are available to households in Emmet County under disaster declaration DR-4925-MI.
Ogemaw County has received a federal major disaster declaration for public infrastructure, but individual household assistance is not available.
Muskegon County households are eligible for federal Individual Assistance after a major disaster declaration.
A major disaster declaration has been issued for Saginaw County, Michigan, allowing households to apply for federal grant assistance.
Marquette County has received a federal major disaster declaration for public infrastructure, but household assistance was not approved.
A federal major disaster declaration has been issued for Manistee County, opening individual and public assistance programs.
Federal disaster relief has been declared for Roscommon County, Michigan, covering damage from severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Wexford County residents can apply for Individual Assistance following a federal major disaster declaration.
Benzie County households and local governments are eligible for federal aid following April storms and flooding.
Households in Charlevoix County may apply for federal grants following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Households in Kalamazoo County may apply for FEMA grants following severe spring storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
A federal major disaster declaration covers public infrastructure repairs in Tuscola County, but household grants are not available.
Official disaster documentation shows Public Assistance has been declared for Montmorency County, but Individual Assistance is not available to households.
A federal major disaster declaration has been issued for Crawford County, Michigan, opening individual and public assistance programs.
Federal disaster assistance has been declared for Kalkaska County, opening FEMA grants for households and funding for public infrastructure.
Households in Grand Traverse County can apply for federal grants following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Antrim County households affected by spring storms, tornadoes, and flooding can apply for individual assistance in a developing disaster response.
Cheboygan County households can apply for FEMA grants under a major disaster declaration issued on June 30, 2026.
Households in Washtenaw County can apply for FEMA grants following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Gratiot County households can apply for FEMA grants following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Presque Isle County households and local governments are eligible for federal assistance following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Federal disaster assistance has been declared for Mecosta County residents and local government following April flooding.
Individual and Public Assistance have been declared for Osceola County following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
A federal disaster declaration has been issued for Missaukee County, providing public assistance to government entities but no household grants for residents.
Federal funding is available for local government infrastructure repair in Menominee County, but individual household grants were not approved.
Individual Assistance has been approved for Barry County households following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
Households in Iosco County can apply for FEMA grants following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding, in a developing situation.
Alpena County households may apply for FEMA assistance following an April storm and flood incident.
A major disaster declaration was issued for Lake County following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding, but Individual Assistance for households was not approved.
Federal Individual Assistance and Public Assistance have been declared for Newaygo County after severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.