Mississippi FEMA Disaster Declarations — 9 Since 2021
Last 5 years · 82 counties affected · Newest declaration: August 3, 2026
How many FEMA disaster declarations has Mississippi had?
Mississippi has had 9 federal disaster declarations in the last 5 years — 7 major disasters (DR), 2 emergencies (EM), and 0 fire-management declarations (FM) — affecting 82 counties. The most common incident types were Severe Storm (5), Winter Storm (2), Tropical Storm (1).
Declarations (9)
Major Disaster
TROPICAL STORM ARTHUR
HancockCovingtonHarrisonWaynePerryStone+3 more
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, TORNADOES, AND FLOODING
LincolnFranklinWilkinsonLamarLawrence
Major Disaster
SEVERE WINTER STORM
NewtonMontgomeryJeffersonUnionCoahomaHancock+76 more
Emergency
SEVERE WINTER STORM
LeakeHindsCarrollQuitmanUnionAttala+76 more
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, TORNADOES, AND FLOODING
LeeCalhounItawambaJefferson DavisCovingtonSmith+12 more
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, TORNADOES, AND FLOODING
HindsScottHancockHumphreysNeshobaMadison
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, AND TORNADOES.
NewtonClaiborneLeakeJonesLawrenceCovington+23 more
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, AND TORNADOES
SharkeyMontgomeryCarrollWashingtonPanolaHumphreys+1 more
Emergency
WATER CRISIS
Hinds
About this data. Federal disaster declarations are
issued by the President under the Stafford Act. Each declaration
unlocks federal funding for recovery — typically Public
Assistance (rebuilding government infrastructure),
Individual Assistance (grants and SBA loans for
households), and Hazard Mitigation programs. See
OpenFEMA
for full documentation. Page rendered November 13, 2026.