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Cache County, Utah FEMA Disaster Declarations — 7 Federal Declarations

1977–2020 · 4 DR · 3 EM · 0 FM · Last update: April 4, 2020

How many FEMA disaster declarations has Cache County, Utah had?

Cache County, Utah has had 7 federal disaster declarations on record (1953 to present), spanning 1977 through 2020 — 4 major disasters (DR), 3 emergencies (EM), and 0 fire-management declarations (FM). The most common incident types in this county are Flood (3), Biological (2), Coastal Storm (1).

Declarations affecting Cache County

Major Disaster
COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Declared: April 4, 2020 Incident: Biological Disaster #: 4525 Began: January 20, 2020 Ended: May 11, 2023
Programs: Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
Emergency
COVID-19
Declared: March 13, 2020 Incident: Biological Disaster #: 3478 Began: January 20, 2020 Ended: May 11, 2023
Programs: Public Assistance
Major Disaster
SEVERE WINTER STORMS AND FLOODING
Declared: April 21, 2017 Incident: Flood Disaster #: 4311 Began: February 7, 2017 Ended: February 27, 2017
Programs: Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
Major Disaster
FLOODING
Declared: August 8, 2011 Incident: Flood Disaster #: 4011 Began: April 18, 2011 Ended: July 16, 2011
Programs: Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
Emergency
HURRICANE KATRINA EVACUATION
Declared: September 5, 2005 Incident: Coastal Storm Disaster #: 3223 Began: August 29, 2005 Ended: October 1, 2005
Programs: Public Assistance
Major Disaster
HEAVY RAINS, SNOWMELT & FLOODING
Declared: March 13, 1986 Incident: Flood Disaster #: 760 Began: February 12, 1986 Ended: February 22, 1986
Programs: Public Assistance
Emergency
DROUGHT
Declared: January 20, 1977 Incident: Drought Disaster #: 3024 Began: January 20, 1977 Ended: January 20, 1977
Programs: Public Assistance
About this data. Federal disaster declarations unlock specific recovery programs at the county level. Public Assistance funds rebuilding of public infrastructure (roads, utilities, schools); Individual Assistance provides grants and SBA loans to households and businesses; Hazard Mitigation funds long-term risk reduction. Apply via disasterassistance.gov when a declaration is active for your area. Source: OpenFEMA API.