OCTOBER 2015 FLOOD
Helpful information and Resources
has been tasked to manage federal funds being used to assist the state in recovering from the flooding experienced in October 2015. These funds come from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Disaster Recovery programs of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Disaster Recovery Office is committed to efficiently and effectively addressing the long-term needs of South Carolina’s flood-impacted residents and communities through programs designed to help homeowners, tenants, landlords, developers and local governments.
If you have any questions regarding the South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery, please email Contact@scor.sc.gov or find us on Facebook at South Carolina Disaster Recovery Office
will oversee $96 million for 22 of the state’s 24 disaster and individual assistance declared counties. They will focus on the needs of the most vulnerable citizens in the state. The City of Columbia and Richland and Lexington counties will receive $59 million in separate federal funding for their own recovery needs.
SCDRO held five town hall meetings to present the action plan and receive public feedback. The action plan is designed to serve as many citizens as possible. SCDRO will concentrate on meeting the needs of the least resilient citizens. Based on public response, they may add or revise portions of the action plan. From September 29th through October 12th, the State is accepting public comments for its 9th proposed amendment to the Action Plan at Contact@SCOR.SC.GOV.
The program goals include the repair and refurbishment of homes based on eligibility and priority need.
- Proposed South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery -- Amendment 10
- Proposed South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 10 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery -- Amendment 9
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 9 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery -- Amendment 8
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 8 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery - Amendment 7 Revised
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery -- Amendment 6
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 6 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 5
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 4
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 4 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 3
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 3 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 2
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery – Amendment 2 (Spanish)
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery - Amendment 1
- South Carolina Action Plan for Disaster Recovery
- Citizen Participation Plan
- 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2016 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 January 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q1 2017 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 April 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q2 2017 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 July 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q3 2017 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 October 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2017 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 January 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q1 2018 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 April 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q2 2018 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 July 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q3 2018 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 October 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2018 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 January 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q1 2019 Quarterly Report
- 2015 Severe Storm Public Law 113-2 March 30
- 2015 Severe Storm Q2 2019 Quarterly Report
- PL-113-2 flood as of June 30 2019 QPR Qtr 2
- 2015 Severe Storm Q3 2019 Quarterly Report
- PL-113-2 flood as of Sewptember 30 2019 QPR Qtr 3
- 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2019 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of December 30 2019 Qtr 4
- 2015 Severe Storm Q1 2020 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of March 30 2020 Qtr 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q2 2020 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of June 30 2020 Qtr 2
- 2015 Severe Storm Q3 2020 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of September 30 2020 Qtr 3
- 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2020 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of December 31 2020 Qtr 4
- 2015 Severe Storm Q1 2021 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of March 31 2021 Qtr 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q2 2021 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of June 30 2021 Qtr 2
- 2015 Severe Storm Q3 2021 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of September 30 2021 Qtr 3
- 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2021 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of December 30 2021 Qtr 4
- 2015 Severe Storm Q1 2022 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of March 31 2022 Qtr 1
- 2015 Severe Storm Q2 2022 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of June 30 2022 Qtr 2
- 2015 Severe Storm Q3 2022 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of September 30 2022 Qtr 3
- Final 2015 Severe Storm Q4 2022 Quarterly Report
- Public Law as of December 32 2022 Qtr 4
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