Hurricane Harvey Recovery Funding

Sources by Data Layer

FEMA IA: FEMA Disaster 4332 (DR-4332-TX) Individual & Households Program data, obligations as of April 2023. Includes housing assistance and other needs assistance grants.
FEMA PA: FEMA Disaster 4332 Public Assistance obligated amounts. Emergency Work (Categories A–B) and Permanent Work (Categories C–G), 90% federal cost share.
FEMA HMGP: Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funds made available per FEMA Section 404 allocation ($1.18B authorized; $287M obligated as of 2023).
NFIP: National Flood Insurance Program claims paid (~$9B). Congress cancelled $16B in NFIP debt (Oct 2017) to enable continued payouts. Figures from CRS Report IN10784.
SBA: SBA disaster loan approvals per Jan 2018 press release. Low-interest loans (not grants): ~1.75–3.3% interest. Home loans up to $200K property + $40K personal property.
HUD CDBG-DR: $5.676B allocated to Texas per HUD Federal Register notices. Program breakdown from Texas GLO Action Plan amendments.
USACE: Supplemental appropriations for flood control (Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018). Project figures from USACE Civil Works funding announcements, July 2018.
USDA: D-SNAP benefits ($467M) per Texas HHSC and CBPP; early SNAP issuance ($160M) to 600,000+ existing recipients. NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection ($85M).
Other Federal: Dept. of Education ($174M), FHWA ($100M), DOL ($66M), EDA ($28M), FTA ($23M), HHS ($14M).
Texas State: ~$3B from Economic Stabilization Fund (SB 500, 86th Legislature) and General Revenue across 71 agencies.
Harris County: $2.5B flood bond (Proposition A, Aug 2018, 85% voter approval). 109+ projects completed.
Private Insurance: Non-NFIP private insurer claims paid, estimated ~$10B (AIR Worldwide). 670,000+ total claims filed.
Charitable: ~$1B raised across 32+ major aid organizations. Red Cross ($525M), GHCF ($114M), Rebuild Texas Fund ($100M), and others.
Out-of-Pocket: Estimated from gap between total damage ($125B, NOAA) and formally tracked recovery funding. Only ~20% of homeowners had flood insurance.
Utilities: Electric utility restoration $520M+ per S&P Global: AEP Texas (~$380M), CenterPoint ($64M), Entergy Texas.
Healthcare: Texas Hospital Association survey of 92 hospitals: $380M capital/operating, $40M uncompensated care, $40M other costs.
Faith-Based: Texas Impact report: $211M documented from 23 of 40 surveyed organizations.
Environmental: EPA-ordered $155M cleanup at San Jacinto River Waste Pits Superfund site.
Agricultural: Texas A&M estimate $200M+ total crop/livestock losses; ~$150M net after USDA crop insurance offsets.
Foreign Aid: Qatar pledged $30M (largest foreign offer). Venezuela offered $5M via Citgo.

All figures in nominal dollars. SBA figures are subsidized loans, not grants. NFIP figures are insurance claims paid from the federal flood insurance program. Out-of-pocket figures are estimates derived from gap analysis between total damage and tracked funding.