New York FEMA Disaster Declarations — 12 Since 2021
Last 5 years · 34 counties affected · Newest declaration: November 15, 2024
How many FEMA disaster declarations has New York had?
New York has had 12 federal disaster declarations in the last 5 years — 8 major disasters (DR), 3 emergencies (EM), and 1 fire-management declaration (FM) — affecting 34 counties. The most common incident types were Severe Storm (3), Tropical Storm (2), Flood (2).
Declarations (12)
Fire Mgmt
JENNINGS CREEK FIRE
Orange
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORM AND FLOODING
SuffolkLewisOswego
Major Disaster
REMNANTS OF TROPICAL STORM DEBBY
OntarioChenangoJeffersonDelawareSt. LawrenceEssex+5 more
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORM AND FLOODING
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORM, TORNADOES, AND FLOODING
HamiltonCortlandSt. LawrenceEssexLewis
Emergency
SEVERE STORM AND FLOODING
Suffolk
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORM AND FLOODING
WestchesterKingsNassau
Major Disaster
SEVERE STORMS AND FLOODING
HamiltonEssexPutnamClintonOntarioOrange+3 more
Major Disaster
SEVERE WINTER STORM AND SNOWSTORM
St. LawrenceErieGeneseeSuffolkNiagara
Emergency
SEVERE WINTER STORM
GeneseeErie
Emergency
SEVERE WINTER STORM AND SNOWSTORM
St. LawrenceLewisGeneseeErieNiagaraOswego+5 more
Major Disaster
REMNANTS OF TROPICAL STORM FRED
AlleganyTiogaOneidaYatesLewisSteuben+3 more
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 September 28, 2026.