Disaster Aid Available for Texans After July Floods
Disaster Aid Available for Texans After July Floods
US · Published Nov 9, 2026
• Texans impacted by severe storms and flooding in July 2026 can now apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). This program, announced under a presidential disaster declaration, is available to eligible individuals in 20 affected counties, including Bexar, Comal, Kerr, Medina, and Uvalde. The assistance aims to support workers and self-employed individuals who lost their jobs, were unable to reach their workplaces, or can no longer work due to disaster-related damages. Applications are being accepted online through the Texas Workforce Commission or by phone at 800-939-
• The deadline to apply is December 29, 2026, and applicants must provide proof of employment within 21 days of submitting their application.

Impact & Risks

The July storms and flooding caused significant disruptions across 20 Texas counties, leaving many residents without work or income. The Disaster Unemployment Assistance program is designed to provide financial relief to those who have been directly affected, including workers and self-employed individuals who experienced job loss or were unable to work due to storm-related damages. Without timely applications, eligible individuals may miss out on critical financial support.

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