DR-4699-CA: California Severe Winter Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides

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The Individual Assistance registration period in FEMA's data ended September 1, 2023.

DeclarationMajor disaster declaration DR-4699-CA (disaster 4699)
DeclaredApril 3, 2023
Incident periodFebruary 21, 2023 to July 10, 2023
Incident typeSevere Storm
Individual AssistanceApproved for the areas marked below
Public AssistanceNot listed
Hazard MitigationApproved

Areas covered (46)

AreaIndividual AssistanceLast day to apply
Alameda CountyNo
Alpine CountyNo
Amador CountyNo
Butte CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Calaveras CountyNo
Del Norte CountyNo
El Dorado CountyNo
Fresno CountyNo
Glenn CountyNo
Humboldt CountyNo
Imperial CountyNo
Inyo CountyNo
Kern CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Kings CountyNo
Lake CountyNo
Los Angeles CountyNo
Madera CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Marin CountyNo
Mariposa CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Mendocino CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Merced CountyNo
Modoc CountyNo
Mono CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Monterey CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Napa CountyNo
Nevada CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Plumas CountyNo
Sacramento CountyNo
San Benito CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
San Bernardino CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
San Francisco CountyNo
San Joaquin CountyNo
San Luis Obispo CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
San Mateo CountyNo
Santa Barbara CountyNo
Santa Clara CountyNo
Santa Cruz CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Shasta CountyNo
Sierra CountyNo
Solano CountyNo
Sonoma CountyNo
Stanislaus CountyNo
Trinity CountyNo
Tulare CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Tuolumne CountyYesSeptember 1, 2023
Ventura CountyNo

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