September 2026 storm damage — federal EWP sponsorship
Summary
Heavy storms dropped nearly 7 inches of rain in places, causing foundation collapses in South Williamsport, flooding in Jersey Shore, and closed roads near Waterville. Residents should report damage via 211 as EMA teams assess structural damage, with more rain expected this week.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
Damage assessments are underway; repair costs aren't yet known.
Residents get damage assessments and a centralized way to report impacts; displaced Waterville residents are returning home.
Homeowners with foundation collapses and flooding — particularly in South Williamsport and Waterville — face property damage and displacement.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of Commissioners — Regular Meeting — 2026-10-29
The county signed on as local sponsor to the NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection program for September flood damage, potentially unlocking up to 75% federal funding for repairs. No county money is committed yet.
Board of Commissioners Video — 2026-09-10
Severe storms and flash flooding hit multiple municipalities, and the board ratified the county's disaster declaration to keep state and federal aid doors open. Residents must report damage through Crisis Track so the county can reach the monetary threshold that triggers assistance.
Board of Commissioners Video — 2026-09-03
Heavy storms dropped nearly 7 inches of rain in places, causing foundation collapses in South Williamsport, flooding in Jersey Shore, and closed roads near Waterville. Residents should report damage via 211 as EMA teams assess structural damage, with more rain expected this week.
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