Key facts
- Declaration
- EM-3659
- Incident
- Typhoon Champi (Other)
- Declared
- Oct 17, 2026
- Incident period
- Oct 16, 2026 (continuing)
- Designated areas
- Guam (County-equivalent)
- Programs
- Public Assistance
What to do
This declaration does not include Individual Assistance. FEMA says people can apply for Individual Assistance at DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 800-621-3362, or with the FEMA App when it is part of a declaration. Check the FEMA page for EM-3659 for any changes.
Keep photos of damage and receipts for repairs and temporary housing. These records can help if assistance becomes available or if you file an insurance claim.
Follow instructions from local officials in Guam for safety and recovery information.
Context
This is an emergency declaration (EM) for Guam. It includes Public Assistance, which supports government and eligible nonprofit response and recovery work. It does not include Individual Assistance for households or Hazard Mitigation funding at this time.
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Questions
- Did FEMA declare an emergency for Typhoon Champi in Guam?
- Yes. FEMA declared emergency EM-3659 for Typhoon Champi on Oct 17, 2026, covering Guam. The incident began Oct 16, 2026.
- Can Guam residents get FEMA Individual Assistance for Typhoon Champi?
- Not under this declaration as it stands, because it includes Public Assistance only. FEMA says people can apply at DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 800-621-3362, or with the FEMA App when Individual Assistance is part of a declaration.
- What does Public Assistance cover in the Typhoon Champi declaration?
- The declaration includes Public Assistance for Guam, which supports government and eligible nonprofit emergency response and recovery work. Hazard Mitigation is not included.
Sources
- FEMA: EM-3659 (Guam) fema.gov
- DisasterAssistance.gov disasterassistance.gov
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