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FEMA, numerous federal agencies, and states and local governments continue to work together in response to ongoing flooding and in preparation for the recovery efforts that will be under way in the days, weeks and months to come.

Meanwhile, residents returning to their homes are reminded to be careful when entering areas affected by the flooding. Floods often leave behind exposed electrical wires, contaminated floodwater and weakened structures. These are not always obvious, but can be life-threatening. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advising people to throw away food that may not be safe to eat and disinfect water if instructed to do so by local health authorities.

Where waters have already receded, FEMA disaster assistance workers are providing resources to individuals seeking assistance. (Read More)

Disaster Declarations

• Indiana Severe Storms and Flooding
• Nebraska Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding
• Iowa Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding
• Wisconsin Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding

Latest News and Information

• FEMA Warns Property Owners to Be Wary of Fraud, June 22
• Response and Recovery Efforts Continue in the Midwest, June 22
• Geospatial Intelligence and Imagery Aid in Midwest Flood Response, Jun 20
• Sixty-Five Iowa Counties Now Eligible for Federal Assistance, Jun 20
• President Declares Major Disaster For West Virginia, Jun 19
• Federal Support to States Facing Continued Flooding, Jun 19
• Begin Home Cleanup As Soon As Possible, Jun 19
• Declaration Process Fact Sheet
• Individual Assistance FAQs/information

Donations

• American Red Cross
• 2008 Iowa Flood Relief Center
• Aidmatrix

Mitigation Resources

• Midwest Flood Response - Tips on Rebuilding and Insurance Information

Additional Resources

• Ready.gov - Prepare, Plan, and Stay Informed
• National Flood Insurance Program
• Photos and Video of FEMA in the Midwest
• USA.gov
• Center for Disease Control
• United States Department of Agriculture

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