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Natural Disasters
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Learn about your rights and options if you have experienced a natural disaster in Montana.
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This article goes over changes in the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) guidelines for 2025. These changes affect individual survivors, families, localities, and states.
**Disclaimer (Updated on 3/17/2026)**
Due to ongoing changes and developments within FEMA policies and procedures, this guidance continues to evolve. We will update this information as new details become available.
**Disclaimer (Updated on 3/17/2026)**
Due to ongoing changes and developments within FEMA policies and procedures, this guidance continues to evolve. We will update this information as new details become available.
Heartland Disaster Help is a project created by the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) to help residents in the Heartland of the United States prepare for potential disasters, including flooding, wind, fire, and extreme heat events.
Brief overview of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) eligibility and benefit guidelines.
Learn what you need to do to change your Parenting Plan in an emergency caused by a natural disaster.
Learn your rights if your rental is damaged due to a disaster in Montana.
The Legal Aid Disaster Resource Center put together a list of the resources available to those who have been affected by a natural disaster. The topics include disability rights, disaster benefits and assistance, disaster unemployment assistance, tax relief, and more.
Information on the Montana Department of Revenue for Montanans who have suffered losses due to natural disaster.
