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Wyoming Presidential Disaster Declaration Financial Indicators with Flood Damage Comparison
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For Disasters October 1, 2025 and Forward
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County 2020 Census Declaration-Financial Indicator Estimated DamageNotes
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Albany 37,066 $ 180,141
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Big Horn 11,521 $ 55,992
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Campbell 47,026 $ 228,546
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Carbon 14,537 $ 70,650
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Converse 13,751 $ 66,830
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Crook 7,181 $ 34,900
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Fremont 39,234 $ 190,677
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Wind River Reservation
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Goshen 12,498 $ 60,740
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Hot Springs 4,621 $ 22,458
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Johnson 8,447 $ 41,052
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Laramie 100,512 $ 488,488
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Lincoln 19,581 $ 95,164
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Natrona 79,955 $ 388,581
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Niobrara 2,467 $ 11,990
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Park 29,624 $ 143,973
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Platte 8,605 $ 41,820
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Sheridan 30,921 $ 150,276
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Sublette 8,728 $ 42,418
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Sweetwater 42,272 $ 205,442
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Teton 23,331 $ 113,389
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Uinta 20,450 $ 99,387
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Washakie 7,685 $ 37,349
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Weston 6,838 $ 33,233
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WyDOT
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State of Wyoming 576,851 $ 1,119,091
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Per Capita County Indicator Effective Oct 1, 2025 $ 3.61 $ 4.86 See website: https://www.fema.gov/public-assistance-indicator-and-project-thresholds
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Per Capita State Indicator Effective Oct 1, 2025 (or $1million, whichever is greater) $ 1.94 $ 1,000,000.00 See website: https://www.fema.gov/public-assistance-indicator-and-project-thresholds
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State ESTIMATED Total Damages $ -
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Total Counties who Met Their Indicator + state costs
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Minimum project worksheet as of 10/1/2025= $4,100
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Small Project maximum as of 10/1/2024 = $1,093,800
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Updated annually around February 6 or February 7. Typically communicated via press release & in Federal Register.
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