Summer 2026 Storms Disaster Response & Recovery Fund Application for July

Please complete this form and upload required documentation to complete your application for July 27, 2026 storm damage and eligible expenses. For more information regarding instructions and required documentation, visit: https://cookgov.me/DRRF2026 

 An application will not be considered complete without workbook and supporting documentation. An application will not be considered complete without workbook and supporting documentation. Please clearly label all supporting documentation and make best attempts at consolidating support documents."

Costs associated with clearing disaster-generated debris from public roads, rights-of-way, public property, and other eligible areas to eliminate immediate threats and restore access. Examples may include:

• Removal of fallen trees, limbs, and vegetative debris
• Structural debris from damaged buildings
• Mud, sediment, or flood-related debris removal
• Clearing roads for emergency access
• Debris hauling, staging, monitoring, and disposal

Costs for immediate response actions taken to protect lives, public health, and property during or immediately following the disaster. Examples may include:

• Emergency Operations Center (EOC) activation
• Emergency shelters or temporary housing support
• Evacuation assistance or public safety operations
• Traffic control and road closures
• Sandbagging or temporary flood protection
• Emergency pumping or drainage operations
• Temporary generators or emergency power restoration
• Search and rescue operations
• Emergency communications support
• Temporary repairs necessary to stabilize facilities

Costs to repair or replace publicly owned transportation infrastructure damaged by the disaster.Examples may include:

• Road surface damage or washouts
• Bridge or culvert damage
• Shoulder failures or erosion
• Guardrails, signage, or traffic control devices
• Roadway base failures or undermining

Costs to repair water management and flood control infrastructure damaged by the disaster. Examples may include:

• Drainage channels or stormwater systems
• Levees or flood control structures
• Irrigation systems
• Retention basins or culverts associated with water control
• Dams or other water management facilities

Damage to publicly owned buildings, facilities, and associated equipment.Examples may include:

• Government administrative buildings
• Schools or educational facilities
• Fire stations, police stations, and emergency service facilities
• Public works buildings or maintenance facilities
• Structural damage, roof damage, interior flooding, or mechanical system failures
• Essential government equipment damaged during the disaster

Costs for repair or restoration of publicly owned utility systems disrupted or damaged by the disaster.Examples may include:

• Water supply and distribution systems
• Wastewater treatment plants or sewer systems
• Electrical distribution systems owned by the municipality
• Communications infrastructure
• Pump stations and utility control systems

Costs to repair public parks and other facilities not included in Categories C–F. Examples may include:

• Parks, playgrounds, and athletic fields
• Trails, boat ramps, and fishing piers
• Public swimming pools or recreation facilities
• Cemeteries
• Fairgrounds or community event facilities
• Other publicly owned recreational or cultural facilities

Please complete this form and upload required documentation to complete your application for July 27, 2026 storm damage and eligible expenses. For more information regarding instructions and required documentation, visit: cookgov.me/DRRF2026. An application will not be considered complete without workbook(s) and supporting documentation.

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