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Texas Disaster Declarations

Recent FEMA disaster and emergency declarations for Texas, with incident type, date, and disaster number. Live data from the official OpenFEMA database.

Fire ManagementFireMay 18, 2026
STINKY FIRE
FEMA #5634 · 1 designated area · incident began May 18, 2026
Fire ManagementFireMay 14, 2026
HUNGGATE FIRE
FEMA #5633 · 1 designated area · incident began May 14, 2026
Fire ManagementFireMarch 15, 2026
CORNER POCKET FIRE
FEMA #5625 · 1 designated area · incident began March 15, 2026
Fire ManagementFireFebruary 18, 2026
8 BALL FIRE
FEMA #5619 · 2 designated areas · incident began February 17, 2026
Major DisasterFloodJuly 6, 2025
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, AND FLOODING
FEMA #4879 · 23 designated areas · incident began July 2, 2025
Major DisasterFloodMay 21, 2025
SEVERE STORMS AND FLOODING
FEMA #4871 · 4 designated areas · incident began March 26, 2025
Fire ManagementFireMarch 20, 2025
PAULINE ROAD FIRE
FEMA #5573 · 2 designated areas · incident began March 19, 2025
Fire ManagementFireMarch 18, 2025
DOUBLE S FIRE
FEMA #5571 · 1 designated area · incident began March 18, 2025
Fire ManagementFireMarch 15, 2025
CRABAPPLE FIRE
FEMA #5570 · 1 designated area · incident began March 15, 2025
Fire ManagementFireMarch 14, 2025
REST AREA FIRE
FEMA #5555 · 2 designated areas · incident began March 14, 2025
Fire ManagementFireMarch 5, 2025
DUKE FIRE
FEMA #5553 · 2 designated areas · incident began March 4, 2025
Fire ManagementFireMarch 4, 2025
WELDER FIRE
FEMA #5552 · 1 designated area · incident began March 4, 2025
Major DisasterHurricaneJuly 9, 2024
HURRICANE BERYL
FEMA #4798 · 67 designated areas · incident began July 5, 2024
Major DisasterFloodMay 17, 2024
SEVERE STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, TORNADOES, AND FLOODING
FEMA #4781 · 83 designated areas · incident began April 26, 2024
Fire ManagementFireFebruary 27, 2024
SMOKEHOUSE CREEK FIRE
FEMA #5488 · 3 designated areas · incident began February 27, 2024
Fire ManagementFireFebruary 27, 2024
WINDY DEUCE FIRE
FEMA #5487 · 1 designated area · incident began February 27, 2024
Major DisasterWinter StormApril 21, 2023
SEVERE WINTER STORM
FEMA #4705 · 23 designated areas · incident began January 30, 2023
Fire ManagementFireJuly 19, 2022
CHALK MOUNTAIN FIRE
FEMA #5444 · 2 designated areas · incident began July 18, 2022
Fire ManagementFireJuly 7, 2022
HARD CASTLE FIRE
FEMA #5443 · 1 designated area · incident began July 7, 2022
Fire ManagementFireMay 18, 2022
MESQUITE HEAT FIRE
FEMA #5440 · 1 designated area · incident began May 18, 2022
Fire ManagementFireMarch 20, 2022
BIG L FIRE
FEMA #5429 · 1 designated area · incident began March 20, 2022
Fire ManagementFireMarch 18, 2022
WHEAT FIELD FIRE
FEMA #5428 · 1 designated area · incident began March 17, 2022
Fire ManagementFireMarch 17, 2022
KIDD FIRE
FEMA #5427 · 1 designated area · incident began March 17, 2022
Fire ManagementFireDecember 15, 2021
NORTH 207 FIRE
FEMA #5422 · 1 designated area · incident began December 15, 2021
Fire ManagementFireDecember 10, 2021
COUNTY LINE FIRE
FEMA #5420 · 1 designated area · incident began December 10, 2021
Major DisasterSevere Ice StormFebruary 19, 2021
SEVERE WINTER STORMS
FEMA #4586 · 254 designated areas · incident began February 11, 2021
EmergencySevere Ice StormFebruary 14, 2021
SEVERE WINTER STORM
FEMA #3554 · 254 designated areas · incident began February 11, 2021
Major DisasterHurricaneDecember 9, 2020
HURRICANE LAURA
FEMA #4572 · 5 designated areas · incident began August 23, 2020
EmergencyHurricaneAugust 24, 2020
TROPICAL STORMS MARCO AND LAURA
FEMA #3540 · 62 designated areas · incident began August 23, 2020
EmergencyHurricaneJuly 26, 2020
HURRICANE HANNA
FEMA #3530 · 32 designated areas · incident began July 25, 2020
Major DisasterBiologicalMarch 25, 2020
COVID-19 PANDEMIC
FEMA #4485 · 166 designated areas · incident began January 20, 2020

Texas — FAQ

What are the most recent disaster declarations in Texas?: The most recent FEMA declaration in Texas is "STINKY FIRE" (Fire Management, Fire), declared 2026-05-18. See the full list above.
How do I get FEMA assistance in Texas?: If your county is in a declared major disaster, apply at DisasterAssistance.gov or call 1-800-621-3362 and reference the disaster number shown for Texas.
What do the declaration types mean?: DR = Major Disaster (broad federal aid), EM = Emergency (limited aid), FM = Fire Management (wildfire response).

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Data source: U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) — OpenFEMA. See all recent declarations or our methodology.

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Texas — FAQ

What are the most recent disaster declarations in Texas?

The most recent FEMA declaration in Texas is "STINKY FIRE" (Fire Management, Fire), declared 2026-05-18. See the full list above.

How do I get FEMA assistance in Texas?

If your county is in a declared major disaster, apply at DisasterAssistance.gov or call 1-800-621-3362 and reference the disaster number shown for Texas.

What do the declaration types mean?

DR = Major Disaster (broad federal aid), EM = Emergency (limited aid), FM = Fire Management (wildfire response).