SEVERE WINTER STORMS, FLOODING, LANDSLIDES, AND MUDSLIDES
Impact on Monterey Park Tract, CA • Declared January 14, 2023 • December 27, 2022 to January 31, 2023
Impact Summary
Source: FEMAPublic Assistance
$7.0M
PA Projects
26
Individual Assistance
$16K
IA Registrations
1
Public Assistance by Category
Source: FEMA Public AssistanceFederal disaster recovery spending for Monterey Park Tract broken down by FEMA category (A through G).
Debris Removal (A)
$3.8M
Emergency Protective (B)
$357K
Roads & Bridges (C)
$834K
Water Control (D)
$1.0M
Buildings & Equipment (E)
$145K
Utilities (F)
$517K
Parks & Recreation (G)
$271K
Individual Assistance Breakdown
Source: FEMA Individual AssistanceFEMA housing assistance for homeowners and renters in Monterey Park Tract affected by severe winter storms, flooding, landslides, and mudslides.
Approved
1
100.0% of registrations
Repair / Replace
$14K
Rental Assistance
$2K
Average FEMA-inspected damage per property: $17K
Disaster-Wide Totals
Total impact of SEVERE WINTER STORMS, FLOODING, LANDSLIDES, AND MUDSLIDES across all affected areas in California.
Counties Affected
44
Total IA Registrations
276,098
Total Individual Assistance
$711.9M
Total Public Assistance
$10.6B