Bandera County under federal disaster declaration for severe storms and flooding
A major disaster declaration covers Bandera County for damage from severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, and flooding that began July 12, 2026.
Disaster Declarations in Medina County, Texas
Every disaster declarations report published for Medina County, Texas, newest first.
Frio County Major Disaster Declaration Covers Public Infrastructure, Not Households
Federal aid is available to governments and nonprofits for storm and flood damage, but individual assistance was not declared.
Uvalde County gets federal disaster declaration for July storms and flooding
Public Assistance is approved for Uvalde County; Individual Assistance is not declared.
Bexar County Fire Management Assistance Declaration Announced
Federal fire management assistance declared for Bexar County, Texas, covering the Duke Fire from March 4–5, 2025.
Frio County Emergency Declaration for Flooding
Federal emergency declaration covers flooding from July 12 to August 4; no household grants.
Bandera County Covered by Federal Emergency Declaration for Flooding
An emergency declaration has been issued for Bandera County following flooding, providing infrastructure funding while household grants remain unavailable.
Bexar County Emergency Declaration Issued Following Flooding
Federal Public Assistance has been declared for local government infrastructure, but Individual Assistance is not available for households.
Emergency Declaration Issued for Uvalde County for Floods
Public Assistance has been declared for Uvalde County following flooding, but Individual Assistance is not available to households.
Medina County, Texas Covered by Federal Emergency Declaration for Flooding
Federal emergency declaration EM-3649-TX provides public assistance for infrastructure repair, but no individual grants are available for households.