Flood resources

FEMA is now offering individual disaster assistance for people affected by the 2025 floods through DisasterAssistance.gov. This can include money to cover emergency needs to clean and sanitize your home, and may include funds for uninsured property damage, short-term accommodations, home repairs, and personal property loss. Apply online at DisasterAssistance.gov.

Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) for December 2025 storms and flooding

From Dec. 5 through 19, 2025, storms and flooding affected Washingtonians in many areas of the state. 

Disaster Unemployment Assistance is now available to eligible workers, including self-employed people. To qualify, you need to have become unemployed due to this disaster and not otherwise qualify for unemployment benefits.

The deadline to apply for DUA benefits for this disaster is Monday, June 8, 2026.

FloodRecovery.WA.gov is the official Washington State website for flood recovery and assistance. On FloodRecovery.WA.gov, you can find information about: 

• Cash Assistance
  • Washington State Disaster Assistance
  • DisasterAssistance.gov.
• Food Assistance
• Housing and Property Assistance
• Livestock Assistance
• Medication and Medical Equipment Replacement
• County Resources
• Online Resources
• Business Resources
• Flood Cleanup Tips
• How To Help

Visit 211 Washington for information about rent assistance, shelters, reporting damage, waste removal and disposal, and other resources in your county.

Washington’s Department of Financial Institutions also has a website with financial resources to help with recovery, including: 

• How to manage bills and credit cards after a disaster
• Financial steps to take after a disaster
• Mortgage help after a disaster

Homeownership Resource Center - Call the Washington State Homeownership Hotline at 877-894-4663 to speak with a housing counselor. Counselors can help navigate post-emergency challenges such as delinquency, foreclosure mediation, property taxes, and HOA fees.