Dewey County Fire Management Assistance Declared; No Individual Aid
FEMA approved a fire management assistance declaration for Dewey County, Oklahoma, covering the Jumping Juniper Fire, but households are not eligible for grants.
Every disaster declarations report published for Woodward County, Oklahoma, newest first.
FEMA approved a fire management assistance declaration for Dewey County, Oklahoma, covering the Jumping Juniper Fire, but households are not eligible for grants.
Federal fire management assistance has been declared for Dewey County, Oklahoma, covering the 840 Road Fire.
Federal fire management assistance declared for Ellis County, Oklahoma, covering the 840 Road Fire.
Federal fire management assistance declared for Woodward County, Oklahoma, covering the Feb. 17–22 fire.
Federal fire management assistance has been declared for Woods County, Oklahoma, following a wildfire outbreak.
Official disaster records state a Fire Management Assistance Declaration was approved for Woodward County, but individual household aid is not available.
Official disaster records confirm a federal Fire Management Assistance Declaration for Ellis County, Oklahoma, following the Gauge Fire.
A federal Fire Management Assistance Declaration was issued for Woodward County following the Highway 50 Fire, with situation details remaining open as the response continues.
Public assistance funding has been declared for local government agencies in Dewey County, but individual household grants are not available.
Official disaster records show a Fire Management Assistance Declaration was issued for Woodward County, though individual household aid is not included.
A federal declaration covers the NW Oklahoma Wildfire Outbreak Complex in Ellis County, though no household grants are available.
Public Assistance funding is available following a federal fire management assistance declaration for Harper County, but individual household grants are not available.
A federal Fire Management Assistance Declaration has been issued for Woodward County following wildfires that began on March 6, 2017.