In order to help residents dispose of household debris and household items damaged because of the flood events, the Merced County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) has contracted with a company for debris removal. Read on about Debris Removal

Merced County and its federal and state partners will host a town hall meeting in McSwain on Tuesday, February 7, 2023 from 6 to 8 p.m. Read on about McSwain Recovery Town Hall

Anyone who has experienced property damage due to the recent storm events may qualify for a temporary reduction of property taxes under Revenue and Taxation Code 170. Read on about Calamity Relief

The California Department of Social Services announced that individuals and families affected by the recent severe winter storms in nine counties may be eligible to receive Disaster CalFresh food benefits as part of continuing disaster recovery efforts. Read on about Disaster CalFresh

REMINDER: Resources are still available for those impacted by the January flood events. Due to current usage, some schedule changes will soon take effect at the Disaster Recovery Centers. Read on about Flood Recovery Resources

A mobile Disaster Recovery Center opened in Planada, where residents who were affected by the severe storms and flooding can update their FEMA applications and learn about state and community programs and other available assistance. Read on about Mobile Disaster Recovery Center

Today, Sheriff Vern Warnke lifted the final flood evacuation warnings for Merced County. Read on about Flood Recovery