September 9, 2021: Governor Hochul and FEMA Announce Opening of Disaster Recovery Centers for New Yorkers Impacted by Remnants of Hurricane Ida

September 8, 2021: Governor Hochul Cautions New Yorkers of Potential Weather Impacts in New York City, Hudson Valley and Capital Region

September 6, 2021: Governor Hochul Announces Federal Approval for Major Disaster Declaration in Wake of Ida Flooding

September 5, 2021: Following Visits to Communities Impacted by Ida Flooding, Governor Hochul Signs Request for Expedited Major Disaster Declaration

September 3, 2021: Governor Hochul Secures Emergency Disaster Declaration from President Biden after Tropical Depression Ida Devastates New York

September 2, 2021: Declaration Requested for 14 Counties Following Widespread Damage Caused by Hurricane Ida Remnants

September 12, 2021: Areas May See Six or More Inches of Rain, Creating Potential for Hazardous Travel Conditions 

September 12, 2021: SBA Declarations Allow Impacted Individuals, Families, Businesses, and Non-Profits to Apply for Low-Interest Loans to Aid in Recovery

August 27, 2021: Governor Hochul Announces Completion of Resiliency Projects in Jefferson and Monroe Counties

December 5, 2021: Affected New Yorkers Have Until January 4, 2022 to Apply through Community Organizations Selected in Impacted Areas to Receive Recovery Assistance | Spanish...