Donate to Help Flood Victims

About 200 families, including 25 families who have not yet been able to return to their homes, still need help recovering from the May floods. Please make a donation to the State of New Hampshire Disaster Relief Fund.

Checks should be made out to the State of NH, Disaster Relief, and mailed to 25 Capital St., Room 121, Concord, NH 03301.

FEMA Flood Hotline
1-800-621-3362

News & Informational Resources

Flood Assistance
On May 12, 2006, Governor John Lynch declared a State of Emergency due to flooding. Four Flood Recovery Assistance Centers open on June 2, 2006 in Raymond, Manchester, Rochester and Concord. These centers are designed to provide flood victims with easy access to FEMA and other assistance resources.

News & Informational Resources

News Releases from the Governor

• Governor Urges Flood Victims to Register With FEMA Before July 24th Deadline - July 14, 2006
• Governor Announces that Massachusetts Agrees to Arbitration on Flood Control Compact - July 10, 2006
• Governor Signs Legislation To Help Hardest-Hit Victims of October Floods - June 7, 2006
• Flood Recovery Assistance Centers To Open Tomorrow - June 1, 2006
• Governor Urges Flood Victims To Begin Registering with FEMA - May 26, 2006
• President Grants Gov. Lynch's Request To Declare Major Disaster in Flood Zones - May 25, 2006
• Governor Asks President Bush to Include Assistance for Communities in Major Disaster Declaration - May 25, 2006
• Governor, State Officials Remind Travelers That This Memorial Day New Hampshire is Open for Business - May 24, 2006
• Governor Applauds Final Passage of Legislation To Help Hardest-Hit Victims of October Floods - May 24, 2006
• Governor Formally Asks President Bush For Major Disaster Declaration - May 22, 2006
• Governor Meets with FEMA Team As Agency Begins Preliminary Damage Assessment in New Hampshire - May 19, 2006
• State Officials Make Recommendations for Flood Victims - May 16, 2006
• Governor Lynch to Seek Federal Disaster Declaration - May 15, 2006

Information from the Attorney General's Office

• Flood Disaster Relief - Fraud Alert
• Consumer Public Service Announcements -- Flood Disaster Relief

Information from the Department of Safety

• Deadline Aapproaches for Public Assistance Applications
• Disaster Unemployment Benefits Available to NH Flood Victims
• FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers to Close Saturday, June 17; Help Still Available
• Inspectors Examine NH Damaged Property
• Flood Victims Urged to Return SBA Applications
• FEMA Disaster Aid Tools for Municipalities and Non-profit Organizations
• Flood Aid for the Uninsured and Underinsured
• What to Do After a Flood or Flash Flood
• NH Flood Victims Register with FEMA
• Federal Aid Available for NH Flood Victims

Information from New Hampshire Employment Security

• NHES encourages individuals to file for Disaster Unemployment Assistance ASAP!

Information from the Department of Health and Human Services

• DHHS Disaster Relief Information

Information from the Department of Environmental Services

• Frequently Asked Questions About Boil Orders
• Environmental Services Urges Safety of Drinking Water in Flooded Areas
• Flood Safety Information
• DES Launches Effort to Help Secure New Hampshire Drinking Water Systems
• Flood-Related Public Service Announcements
  • Dealing with Mold
  • Flood Water
  • Carbon Monoxide
  • Asbestos
  • Household Hazardous Waste

Information from the Department of Insurance

• Flood Insurance Information for NH Citizens

Information from the Department of Transportation

• Road Closure Information
• Road Closure Information (State Roads)

2005 Flood Relief Efforts

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