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Hurricane Response

  • Hurricane Preparedness and Response

    In the event of a major hurricane, EPA activates experienced response personnel from EPA Regional offices to assist with the environmental impacts and potential threats to human health.

    Prepare or recover from a hurricane

EPA works closely with federal agencies, states, and local governments to respond quickly to environmental concerns and natural disasters, including hurricanes. Take action by listening to local officials and reviewing your emergency plans.

ALWAYS CALL 911 if you are in immediate danger and need emergency help.

EPA Response

  • Hurricane Milton
  • Hurricane Helene

Recovery

  • Recover after a hurricane
  • Flooding
  • Mold
  • Managing debris
  • Disposal of Lithium-Ion batteries

Important Links

  • FEMA's Hurricane Helene webpage
  • FEMA's Hurricane Milton webpage
  • National Hurricane Center
  • Apply for assistance: disasterassistance.gov
  • Find a Disaster Recovery Center: DRC Locator

Response Resources

  • Hurricane Response Fact Sheets
  • Información sobre huracanes en español
Contact Us about Hurricane Response to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem.
Last updated on January 2, 2025
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