Hawaii Tropical Storm Nolo FEMA Emergency Declaration
FEMA issued declaration EM-3654-HI, a Emergency declaration. An Emergency declaration authorizes short-term, immediate federal assistance (typically Public Assistance) for a specific threat. It is faster to issue than a full Major Disaster Declaration but narrower in scope. Emergency declarations make up 14% of the 85 FEMA disaster declarations Areazine has tracked (12 of them). Areazine has reported 4 FEMA disaster declarations for Hawaii.
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- Declaration type
- Emergency
- Declaration code
- EM-3654-HI
- State
- Hawaii
- Share of archive
- 14% of 85 declarations
- Source
- FEMA
- Published
- September 25, 2026
An Emergency declaration authorizes short-term, immediate federal assistance (typically Public Assistance) for a specific threat. It is faster to issue than a full Major Disaster Declaration but narrower in scope.
Areazine has reported 4 FEMA disaster declarations for Hawaii.
Record status: a point-in-time snapshot of the FEMA declaration. Program activations and designated-area lists can be amended after publication, so check FEMA's own declaration page for the current, authoritative scope.
What Happened
FEMA issued emergency declaration EM-3654-HI for Tropical Storm Nolo in Hawaii. The declaration was made on September 25, 2026, with the incident beginning September 23, 2026.
Affected Areas
Designated areas include Hawaii (County), Kauai (County), Honolulu (County), and Maui (County).
Federal Assistance Available
Public Assistance (PA) was declared. Individual Assistance (IA), Hazard Mitigation (HM), and Individuals and Households Program (IH) were not declared.
What You Should Do
Residents in designated areas may access public assistance programs activated under the declaration.
Source
FEMA Disaster Declaration EM-3654-HI
Original source: FEMA Official Notice ↗
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