After a flood, your insurance adjuster should be a trusted partner in your recovery — but scammers may look to take advantage of that trust. Stay alert.
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Know your adjuster, check their credentials, and protect your information. If you suspect fraud, report it to the DHS Office of Inspectors General at oig.dhs.gov/hotline or email [email protected].
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FEMA has approved $166 million for 140+ disaster recovery and mitigation projects nationwide. Under the leadership of @SecMullinDHS and @POTUS, FEMA continues to quickly and responsibly deliver funding with a focus on transparency and oversight. More: fema.gov/about/news-multimed…
FEMA retweeted
⛈️Heavy rainfall across northern Arizona has caused flash floods, mudslides, and power outages in multiple Hopi + Navajo communities. Follow local alerts for road closures and evacuations. Have your go bag ready, and never drive or walk through floodwaters. @DEMAArizona
FEMA retweeted
In-person FEMA assistance for Hawaiʻi County residents affected by the May 22 Kona earthquake ends Sunday, Nov. 1. That is also the last day to apply for @fema assistance. @Hawaii_EMA @CivilDefenseHI
Read more: go.dhs.gov/5Hz
FEMA retweeted
Thanks to @POTUS for taking swift action and approving an emergency declaration to provide federal assistance to the state of New Mexico. @FEMA is coordinating with @GovMLG and @NMDHSEM as they respond to recent severe storms and flooding.
🔗 fema.gov/press-release/20261…
Flood insurance can help you recover faster from costly flooding—and now it’s easier than ever to get a quote & buy a policy online at Floodsmart.gov.
➡️ fema.gov/press-release/20261…
FEMA retweeted
OHIO: Need help applying for @FEMA assistance? Our teams can answer your questions, help you complete an application, and upload your documents at a Disaster Recovery Center. No appointment is necessary. You can also apply at DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling 800-621-3362.
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Don't delay - visit a DRC today!
The disaster recovery centers in Perry and Franklin Counties are open to disaster survivors from the seven declared counties. There is no scheduled closing date at this time. See hours of operation: bit.ly/4jP8nhj
Colorado: Flooding threats will continue through this evening as more storms make their way through the area today. Make sure you have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts and follow local officials’ guidance. Stay safe & evacuate quickly if ordered to move to higher ground.
Colorado Daily Status Report: October 23, 2026
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State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC)
▪️Response: Level 1: SEOC transitioned to Level 1 with multiple state agencies supporting flooding impacts in southwest corner of the state.
Thursday, October 23, 2026 at 8:36 pm, Governor Polis verbally declared a disaster emergency in response to flooding in La Plata, Archuleta, Montezuma, Dolores, Hinsdale, San Miguel, Ouray, San Juan, Mineral, Alamosa, and Rio Grande counties.
▪️Recovery Level 1: Activated to support recovery efforts from wildfires and flash flooding.
▪️State Level Lifelines: All lifelines are stable
Key Weather Impacts from NWS
🔹Flood Warning in effect for southwest Colorado today through Friday morning.
🔹Flooding concerns remain elevated across southwestern Colorado through this afternoon/evening, where multiple flood products remain in effect.
🔹Showers and thunderstorms will continue over southern and southwestern Colorado. A few may be strong to severe.
Hurricane season isn’t over yet. Stay vigilant: Review your communication plan, build an emergency kit and track weather updates from your local @NWS office. Follow @Readygov for preparedness tips and visit ready.gov/hurricanes for resources.
UPDATE, 10/23 6 A.M. - The La Plata County Fairgrounds shelter at 2500 Main Ave., Durango, has now closed.
The shelter in Pagosa Springs remains open.
FEMA retweeted
Welcome to FEMA Region 1, Regional Administrator Sheehan! We are proud to have a lifelong New Englander and experienced leader joining the team as we continue supporting our state, local and tribal partners across the region.
Thrilled to welcome Joseph Sheehan as our new @femaregion1 Administrator! A Bronze Star recipient & New England native, Joe brings incredible National Guard & logistics experience to the region. We are lucky to have him on the team!
FEMA retweeted
Floods are the most common & costliest natural disaster in the U.S. Take steps to protect what you’ve worked hard to build. The National Flood Insurance Program’s new tool lets residents in participating communities get a quote & buy a policy in minutes. ➡️fema.gov/press-release/20261…
FEMA retweeted
Today, @fema announced nearly $51 million in funding to help communities across Region 9 recover from recent disasters and strengthen resilience against future disasters:
🔗fema.gov/press-release/20261…
FEMA is announcing a $400M funding opportunity to reduce flood risk nationwide. This funding empowers communities to invest in mitigation actions like property elevations and drainage improvements that will protect residents and cut future disaster costs.
fema.gov/press-release/20261…
FEMA retweeted
Great week in Little Rock speaking at the @NEMA_web Annual Forum. Thank you to NEMA President AJ Gary and state & territorial directors nationwide. Protecting disaster survivors and supporting communities takes a true partnership, and your leadership is vital.
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Thrilled to welcome Joseph Sheehan as our new @femaregion1 Administrator! A Bronze Star recipient & New England native, Joe brings incredible National Guard & logistics experience to the region. We are lucky to have him on the team!





























