Every disaster declarations report published for Mississippi, newest first.
An emergency declaration covers Hinds County for a water crisis from August 30 to November 28, 2022, with public assistance declared but no individual assistance for households.
Federal disaster declaration covers public infrastructure repairs, but no individual assistance for households.
FEMA declares major disaster for Perry County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9-29, 2016.
Federal disaster declaration covers Lamar County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016; public assistance available, but no individual assistance for households.
Federal disaster declaration covers Leflore County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016; public assistance available, but no individual assistance for households.
FEMA declared a major disaster for Quitman County, Mississippi, covering damage from March 9–29, 2016.
FEMA declares major disaster for Marion County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016.
FEMA declares major disaster for Jones County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016.
FEMA declares major disaster for Tunica County, making Individual Assistance available to households.
Federal disaster declaration covers Tate County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016; public assistance available, but no individual assistance for households.
FEMA has declared a major disaster for Washington County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9 to March 29, 2016.
Federal assistance for public infrastructure is available, but not for households.
Federal disaster declaration covers Lincoln County for severe storms and flooding from March 9-29, 2016.
FEMA has declared a major disaster for Wayne County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9 to March 29, 2016.
Federal disaster declaration covers Issaquena County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016; public assistance available, but no individual assistance for households.
Federal assistance is available to governments and nonprofits, but not to households, under DR-4268-MS.
FEMA declared a major disaster for Mississippi on March 25, 2016, covering Bolivar County for severe storms and flooding from March 9 to March 29.
FEMA declared a major disaster for Mississippi on March 25, 2016, covering Tallahatchie County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29.
FEMA declares major disaster for Forrest County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9-29, 2016.
Federal assistance is available to households and governments in Clarke County following severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016.
FEMA declares major disaster for Mississippi counties affected by severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016.
Federal assistance is available to households and governments in Greene County for damage from severe storms and flooding between March 9 and March 29, 2016.
FEMA has declared a major disaster for George County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9 to March 29, 2016.
Federal disaster declaration DR-4268-MS covers Covington County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016; public assistance is available, but individual assistance is not.
Federal assistance declared for Lawrence County, Mississippi, covering severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016.
Federal assistance is available to governments and nonprofits, but not to households in Leake County.
FEMA declared a major disaster for Pearl River County, Mississippi, covering damage from March 9–29, 2016.
Federal disaster declaration DR-4268-MS covers Claiborne County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016, but does not include individual assistance for households.
Federal assistance is available to households and governments in Coahoma County following severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016.
FEMA declared a major disaster for Mississippi on March 25, 2016, covering Sunflower County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29.
Federal disaster declaration covers Holmes County for severe storms and flooding from March 9–29, 2016; public assistance available, but no individual assistance for households.
FEMA has declared a major disaster for Wilkinson County, Mississippi, covering severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, and flooding from May 6-7, 2026.
George County has been included in a major disaster declaration providing Public Assistance for infrastructure, but Individual Assistance for households was not declared.
Federal Individual Assistance and Public Assistance have been declared for Pearl River County following Tropical Storm Arthur.
Stone County households and local governments are eligible for federal disaster aid following Tropical Storm Arthur in an open, developing situation.
Official disaster documentation indicates Public Assistance has been declared for Wayne County, while individual household grants were not authorized.
Covington County has been included in a major disaster declaration, but Individual Assistance is not available to households.
A federal major disaster declaration has been issued for Hancock County following Tropical Storm Arthur, making household grants and public infrastructure funding available.
Federal funding is available for public infrastructure repairs in Greene County, but individual household assistance was not approved.
Harrison County, Mississippi, has received a federal major disaster declaration following Tropical Storm Arthur, making household grants available.