Which Florida counties received the most FEMA disaster aid since 2023?

Federal data · data as of 2026-09-29 · answered from public records, not written by AI

Top 60 by FEMA disaster aid in FY2023–FY2026. Leading: (no county: statewide or not reported) ($1.99B); PINELLAS, FL ($705.17M); HILLSBOROUGH, FL ($485.25M).

County fipsFEMA aidCounty
$1.99B(no county: statewide or not reported)
12103$705.17MPinellas, FL
12057$485.25MHillsborough, FL
12081$257.02MManatee, FL
12101$233.54MPasco, FL
12115$203.35MSarasota, FL
12015$109.82MCharlotte, FL
12127$96.94MVolusia, FL
12011$91.98MBroward, FL
12105$73.70MPolk, FL
12071$70.49MLee, FL
12121$68.63MSuwannee, FL
12109$47.73MST. Johns, FL
12123$45.83MTaylor, FL
12053$44.87MHernando, FL
12073$44.47MLeon, FL
12079$42.79MMadison, FL
12095$42.62MOrange, FL
12009$42.32MBrevard, FL
12075$41.34MLevy, FL
12017$39.50MCitrus, FL
12031$35.85MDuval, FL
12029$32.15MDixie, FL
12069$29.98MLake, FL
12085$29.61MMartin, FL

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  • FEMA data (OpenFEMA). Years are the fiscal year each disaster was declared.
  • Disaster aid = FEMA Public Assistance obligated (rebuilding public facilities, debris removal, emergency work) plus housing aid approved for households; it leaves out SBA disaster loans, flood insurance claims and other agencies' recovery money. Public Assistance to state agencies is statewide (no county).

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