DR-4781 Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, and Flooding
5
$1,638,736
Feb 2021
DR-4586 Severe Winter Storms
2
$2,043,039
Dec 2020
DR-4572 Hurricane Laura
1
$782,204
Aug 2017
DR-4332 Hurricane Harvey
1
$278,048
Sep 2008
DR-1791 Hurricane Ike
2
$1,807,805
Sep 2005
DR-1606 Hurricane Rita
3
$6,041,534
Jan 2001
DR-1356 Severe Winter Ice Storm
2
$224,991
Total · 8 disasters
21
$13,870,136
Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc. is an electric distribution cooperative in Texas. Across 8 federally declared storm disasters between 2001 and 2024, FEMA has obligated $13,870,136 in Public Assistance funding toward 21 recovery projects — an average of $1.7M per event. The incident types on record are hurricane, severe ice storm, severe storm, tropical storm, winter storm.
Every one of those dollars began as field documentation — GPS-tagged damage, force-account labor and equipment logs, and photo evidence assembled into FEMA Project Worksheets. When that capture is rushed or incomplete, eligible costs go unclaimed. CoopRecover is built by someone who has assembled this documentation for large federally declared events: field crews photograph and evidence-grade damage on any device, costs roll up live against estimated eligible dollars, and PA-ready packages export mapped to your own templates. When the next storm hits Texas, Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc. can capture more of what it's owed.
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Figures reflect FEMA Public Assistance funded-projects data (OpenFEMA), pulled from OpenFEMA October 6, 2026. Federal obligated is the federal share of eligible costs, not total project cost. CoopTools is not affiliated with FEMA or Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc. ← Back to all cooperatives
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