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North Dakota 2011 Flooding: Year-End Review

Mouse River Recovery at Six Month Mark

Overview

• North Dakota on Road to Recovery from Unprecedented Flood Year
• North Dakota 2011 Floods - Timeline
• North Dakota 2011 Floods - By The Numbers

Additional Information

• Public Assistance in North Dakota
• Individual Assistance in North Dakota
• Ward County Recovery Summary
• FEMA Helps Get Minot Students Back in Class

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• Assessing Damage at Erik Ramstad
• Cleanup at Longfellow
• Saving Perkett

Community Inclusion

• Sign Language Translators Keep Deaf Community Informed
• Ward County Long Term Recovery Meeting
• Mandan Town Hall Meeting

Last Modified: Wednesday, 04-Jan-2012 12:59:46 EST

Fast Facts

Contacts

FEMA Region VIII - Denver 
News Desk 303 235-4908

Timeline

April 7
- President Obama issues an emergency declaration, making available federal resources to assist flood fighting efforts in the Red River Valley.

May 10
- President Obama issues major disaster declaration for North Dakota.  Initially 39 counties and three tribal reservations are eligible for aid under the Public Assistance program. Eventually, 44 counties and four reservations will be included.

June 24
- Aid is expanded to include assistance to individuals.  Residents of nine counties will be eligible for this assistance.

June 26
- First FEMA/state Disaster Recovery Centers open.  Locations will operate in 11 different cities.

June 29
- FEMA Deputy Administrator Richard Serino visits Ward County.

July 13
- DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano visits Ward County.

Nov 21
- Individual Assistance registration deadline.

Nov 22
- Final Disaster Recovery Center in Minot closes.

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