June 6, 2022: 30-day public comment period ended. May 24, 2022: As part of the development of the State Action Plan, DEO hosted a virtual public hearing to provide more information on the next steps for the state of Florida, community partners and local communities. May 6, 2022: DEO posted draft of the State Action Plan for 30-day public comment period. March 22, 2022: HUD announces that the State of Florida will receive an additional $74,192,000 to aid in recovery efforts following Hurricane Sally, for a total allocation of $187,383,000. There were 3 direct fatalities as a result of Sally. The storm was moving at less than 5 mph at the time of landfall, resulting in a long duration of tropical storm and hurricane force winds, storm surge, and torrential rainfall. March 2022: DEO begins analysis of unmet needs. Sally was an extremely slow moving hurricane, which prolonged and exacerbated the local impacts. February 3, 2022: HUD published the Federal Register guidance formally announcing the allocation of CDBG-DR funds and the regulations guiding the administration of these funds. October 29, 2021: HUD announces that Florida will receive $113,191,000 in CDBG-DR funding to support long-term recovery in response to Hurricane Sally. Absolutely no accuracy or completeness guarantee is implied or intended. The data provided on this site is for informational and planning purposes only. September 16, 2020: Hurricane Sally makes landfall. View metadata for the Hurricane SALLY Imagery. 
The timeline will be updated with the most recent information as it becomes available. Timeline of DEO disaster recovery actions is below. Proposed Rebuild Florida programs for communities impacted by Hurricane Sally, pending HUD approval of the Hurricane Sally Action Plan for Disaster Recovery, are listed below: Working with Florida’s impacted communities, DEO’s Office of Long-Term Resiliency (OLTR) has developed an action plan to guide how this funding will address unmet recovery and mitigation needs following Hurricane Sally. The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) is the governor-designated state authority responsible for administering these funds. Hurricane Sally HUD to send out nearly 3 billion in disaster relief grants Storm expected to be another blow to Gulf Coast businesses Five-mile stretch of. The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced that the state of Florida would receive CDBG-DR funding to support long-term recovery and mitigation efforts following Hurricane Sally. Hurricane Sally swept over the Florida panhandle, making landfall on Septemas a Category 2 hurricane, and bringing heavy rainfall and flooding. Hurricane Sally Sign up for news and updates about Rebuild Florida assistance for areas impacted by Hurricane Sally
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