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FEMADR-4640-KSMajor disasterDeclared February 17, 2022

DR-4640-KS: Kansas Severe Storms and Straight Line Winds

FEMA made a major disaster declaration for Kansas (DR-4640-KS) on February 17, 2022 for the incident of December 15, 2021 to December 15, 2021; it covers 55 designated areas. FEMA had approved obligated $23.3 million in Public Assistance (as of September 25, 2026).

The declaration

Declaration
DR-4640-KS (also written FEMA-4640-DR)
Type
Major disaster declaration
State
Kansas
Incident
Severe Storm: Severe Storms and Straight Line Winds
Incident period
December 15, 2021 to December 15, 2021
Declared
February 17, 2022
Programs declared
Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation
FEMA region
7
Place in the year
the first of 2 major disaster declarations for Kansas in 2022
Status
open (not yet closed out by FEMA)

Source: FEMA, OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries (v2). Data as of September 29, 2026.

Which areas are covered, and for what?

Designated areaIndividuals and HouseholdsPublic AssistanceHazard Mitigation
Barton (County)—YesYes
Brown (County)—YesYes
Clay (County)—YesYes
Cloud (County)—YesYes
Doniphan (County)—YesYes
Edwards (County)—YesYes
Ellis (County)—YesYes
Ellsworth (County)—YesYes
Ford (County)—YesYes
Geary (County)—YesYes
Gove (County)—YesYes
Graham (County)—YesYes
Grant (County)—YesYes
Gray (County)—YesYes
Greeley (County)—YesYes
Hamilton (County)—YesYes
Haskell (County)—YesYes
Hodgeman (County)—YesYes
Jewell (County)—YesYes
Kearny (County)—YesYes
Lane (County)—YesYes
Lincoln (County)—YesYes
Logan (County)—YesYes
Marshall (County)—YesYes
Meade (County)—YesYes
Mitchell (County)—YesYes
Morris (County)—YesYes
Morton (County)—YesYes
Nemaha (County)—YesYes
Ness (County)—YesYes
Norton (County)—YesYes
Osborne (County)—YesYes
Ottawa (County)—YesYes
Pawnee (County)—YesYes
Phillips (County)—YesYes
Republic (County)—YesYes
Rice (County)—YesYes
Riley (County)—YesYes
Rooks (County)—YesYes
Rush (County)—YesYes
Russell (County)—YesYes
Saline (County)—YesYes
Scott (County)—YesYes
Sheridan (County)—YesYes
Smith (County)—YesYes
Stafford (County)—YesYes
Stanton (County)—YesYes
Stevens (County)—YesYes
Sumner (County)—YesYes
Trego (County)—YesYes
Wabaunsee (County)—YesYes
Wallace (County)—YesYes
Washington (County)—YesYes
Wichita (County)—YesYes
Wyandotte (County)—YesYes

An area can be added to a declaration after the first day, or have a program added: this table is FEMA's current list.

Source: FEMA, OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries (v2). Data as of September 29, 2026.

How much has FEMA approved?

$23.3 millionPublic Assistance obligated

$2.9 millionHazard Mitigation Grant Program obligated

Individual assistance figures as of n/a, public assistance as of September 25, 2026. FEMA updates both as applications are decided.

Source: FEMA, OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries (v2); FEMA, OpenFEMA FEMA Web Disaster Summaries (v1). Data as of September 29, 2026.

FEMA's page for this declaration

FEMA's own page for this declaration is fema.gov/disaster/4640. AreaZine is not FEMA and cannot answer questions about an application.