Amounts of assistance provided by FEMA to survivors and communities in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.
Repairs
- Voluntary Agencies Leading & Organizing Repair repairs completed: 6,323
- Tu Hogar Renace repairs completed: 108,484
Power Generators
- Prior to 2017: Caribbean Distribution Center - Total: 90
- On hand today:Total: 171
FEMA Individual Assistance
Total dollars approved: $1.5 billion
- Financial Housing Assistance: $775 million
- Other Needs Assistance (including Critical Needs Assistance): $422.2 million
- Direct Housing Assistance: $17.2 million
- Human Services: $273 million
FEMA Public Assistance
Total dollars obligated - $25.3 billion
- Project worksheets obligated - 8,617
Disaster Unemployment Assistance
- Total claims approved: 11,714 (As of Nov. 27, 2019)
- Funding allocated: $16 million
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
- Loans approved: 56,625 (As of Jun. 18, 2020)
- Total dollars approved: $2 billion
Restored Services
- PRASA - 99%
- PREPA - 99.9%
- Wastewater Treatment Plants - 100%
Number of Federal Employees
- Total - 843 (includes DR-4339 and DR-4473)
- FEMA Employees (Total) - 805 (95% local employees)
- Other Federal/Contractors - 38
Puerto Rico Rebuilding
Summary of federal assistance provided to help Puerto Rico respond to and recover from Hurricane Maria.
- Public Assistance - $25.3 billion total obligated
- $713 million funding for Debris Removal
- $4.6 billion funding for Emergency Protective Measures
- $20 billion Permanent Work and Management Costs
- Public Assistance Obligations per week - $147.4 million (as of September 3-9, 2021)
- Hazard Mitigation Grant Program - $93.8 million obligated
- USACE Mission Assignments - $3.2 billion◦ Grid Restoration - $9.5 billion
- Temporary Power Generators - $665.2 million
- Generator Maintenance to Critical Infrastructure - $115 million
- Debris Removal Mission Assignments - $217 million
- HUD Community Development Disaster Recovery - $20 billion awarded
- Power Reconstruction and Permanent Work - $9.5 billion obligated
Federal Housing Snapshot
A snapshot of federal housing assistance provided to Hurricane Maria survivors in Puerto Rico.
Individual & Households Program
Rental Assistance - $143.3 million Essential Home Repairs - $566.4 million Home Replacement - $90.7 million
Other Needs Assistance- $586.9
Voluntary Agencies Leading and Organizing Repair
Repairs completed - 6,323
- Estimated total - $25 million
Tu Hogar Renace
Repairs completed - 108,484
- Average cost per home - $10,409
Permanent Housing Construction - 100% completed
- Properties repaired - 51
Temporary Roofing
100% completed
- Blue Roof - 59,469
- FEMA Self Help Tarps - 125,981
Direct Lease/Multi- Family Lease and Repair
- 367 families impacted
- Total dollar amount - $13.3 million
Commodity Stock Puerto Rico
FEMA’s inventory of commodities in Puerto Rico for the 2020 Hurricane Season - As of September 2, 2021/Updated monthly.
Water (in liters)
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2017: 800,000
- Present: 6.2 million
Meals
- 2017: 500,000
- Present: 5.8 million
Generators
- 2017: 90
- Present: 171
Blankets
- 2017: 6,000
- Present: 19,000
Tarps
- 2017: 13,000
- Present: 109,000
Plastic Sheeting
- 2017: 15,000
- Present: 30,000