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Montana Severe Storm and Flooding

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Overview

Montana Severe Storm and Flooding (DR-4655)

On June 10, 2022, the state of Montana was struck by a severe storm which brought flooding. On June 16, President Biden declared a major disaster and made public assistance available. On June 30, 2022, the disaster declaration was updated to include individual assistance.

People in the following counties are eligible to receive federal disaster assistance:

  • Carbon
  • Park
  • Stillwater

Click here for the original whitehouse.gov press release.

A free legal help hotline is now available for Montana Flooding survivors. The hotline is available to connect survivors to free legal services in qualifying counties who cannot afford an attorney. Survivors can call (888) 743-5749. Survivors can call the hotline anytime and leave a message if calling after hours, and callers who speak a language other than English can request interpretation when calling.

For more information, please see the ABA-YLD press release here.

Routinely check your state emergency management social media pages for urgent disaster updates and guidance.

Important Deadlines

FEMA Application Deadline

Monday, August 29, 2022

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Appeal your FEMA decision letter

Within 60 days of the date on the determination letter.

Apply for Disaster Unemployment

Thursday, August 4, 2022

Workers in Yellowstone County may apply until Friday, August 26, 2022. Please see here for more information.

Recovery Tips

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After a Flood

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Local Help

Access aid organizations and other helpful recovery assistance through the resources below.

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Safety and Shelter Resources

Please check your local news and local officials for the latest safety and shelter resources. Access information on Safety and Shelter assistance through the resources below.

American Red Cross Disaster Relief & Recovery Services

Explore resources from the American Red Cross on how to stay safe and recover from a disaster.

Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) Locator

FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs) are accessible facilities and mobile offices you can visit to learn more about FEMA and other disaster assistance programs. You may also visit to ask questions about your case. The DRC Locator helps you find the hours, services, and locations of DRCs near you.

American Red Cross Find an Open Shelter Tool

If an emergency has forced you to evacuate your home, the Red Cross may be able to help. Search for open American Red Cross shelters near you with the “Find an Open Shelter” Tool.

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