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Emergency Management reports FEMA, state inspected storm damage from June 3–4
Summary
Emergency Management Coordinator Brandon Roberts told the Brown County Board of Commissioners that FEMA and the Kansas Department of Emergency Management inspected storm damage from June 3–4 and that county damage assessment work is ongoing; no damage totals or federal approvals were recorded in the minutes.
Emergency Management Coordinator Brandon Roberts updated the Brown County Board of Commissioners on the county’s assessment of damage from storms that struck June 3–4, 2026. Roberts said representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Kansas Department of Emergency Management inspected damage across the county last week and that county staff are continuing the assessment process.
Roberts described the ongoing steps to document damage and to coordinate with state and federal officials but the minutes do not record any damage totals, estimates of affected properties, or determinations about eligibility for state or federal assistance. The commission did not take action during the July 6 meeting on assistance requests or funding commitments tied to the assessment.
The update was recorded in the July 6 meeting minutes and will inform any future requests to state or federal agencies; the minutes do not specify a timeline for when the county will submit formal damage claims or decisions about pursuing external aid.
