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FEMA denied Maryland’s disaster request after May floods, blocking federal aid despite major damage.
The Trump administration has denied Maryland’s appeal for a major disaster declaration after May 2025 floods in Allegany and Garrett counties, despite damage estimates exceeding federal thresholds.
FEMA cited insufficient evidence of widespread damage, blocking access to critical federal aid for recovery.
Governor Wes Moore and local officials called the decision frustrating and unjustified, noting ongoing challenges in rebuilding infrastructure and supporting displaced residents.
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Senators and representatives criticized the denial, which leaves affected communities without federal funding, though the state continues to provide $1.5 million in direct aid.
No official explanation was given for the rejection.
FEMA denegó la solicitud de desastre de Maryland después de las inundaciones de mayo, bloqueando la ayuda federal a pesar de los daños importantes.