FEMA: search your location (declarations and local emergency offices)

Search your state or territory to see active and past disaster declarations and how to get in touch with your local emergency management offices.

Good to know

Use it to check whether your county is in a declared disaster, and to find the local office when FEMA help is not open to you.

Before you call

Have ready

  • your state or territory

They can

  • show active and past disaster declarations for your area
  • point you to your local emergency management offices

They cannot

  • take an application for help: register at DisasterAssistance.gov

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Coverage
Nationwide (U.S.)
Languages
English, Spanish
Last checked
October 9, 2026

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Heavy moment? Call or text 988 — or we’re here.

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