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Rich County, UT Disaster Declarations
10 federal declarations have covered Rich County, counting statewide declarations. Most recent: DR-4525-UT on 04/04/2020.
- All declarations
- 10
- Last 10 years
- 2
- Most common
- Biological
- Most recent
- 04/04/2020
Declarations
Newest first, including statewide declarations
- Major disasterBiologicalDR-4525-UTCOVID-19 PandemicDeclared 04/04/2020 · 36 areas
- EmergencyBiologicalEM-3478-UTCOVID-19Declared 03/13/2020 · 36 areas
- Major disasterFloodDR-4011-UTFloodingDeclared 08/08/2011 · 19 areas
- Fire managementFireFM-2703-UTNeola North FireDeclared 06/30/2007 · 3 areas
- EmergencyCoastal StormEM-3223-UTHurricane Katrina EvacuationDeclared 09/05/2005 · 29 areas
- Major disasterFloodDR-1598-UTFlooding And LandslidesDeclared 08/01/2005 · 9 areas
- Fire managementFireFM-2108-UTDry Canyon IiDeclared 08/06/1994 · 1 area
- Fire managementFireFM-2107-UTEdgar FireDeclared 08/06/1994 · 1 area
- Major disasterFloodDR-680-UTSevere Storms, Landslides & FloodingDeclared 04/30/1983 · 22 areas
- EmergencyDroughtEM-3024-UTDroughtDeclared 01/20/1977 · 27 areas
Declarations naming this county per year
The last 20 years
2
By incident type
- Biological2
- Coastal Storm1
- Drought1
- Flood1
Frequently asked questions
- How many disasters have been declared in Rich County?
- Rich County has been covered by 10 federal disaster declarations since 1953, counting statewide declarations.
- What was the last disaster declaration for Rich County?
- DR-4525-UT, COVID-19 Pandemic, declared 04/04/2020.
Source: FEMA, OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries · Last updated 10/27/2026