Private nonprofits in Carroll County that provide essential governmental services have until Dec. 7 to apply for federal physical-damage disaster loans for damage from the June 10 and 11 storm and flooding, under a major disaster declaration issued Oct. 7.
The declaration, FEMA-4947-DR, covers Public Assistance only, according to the SBA's notice in the Federal Register on Oct. 20. The notice names Carroll as the primary county and lists no contiguous counties.
Loan terms and deadlines
The notice says private nonprofit organizations that provide "essential services of a governmental nature" may apply. It lists a 3.625% interest rate for three categories: physical damage with credit available elsewhere, physical damage without credit available elsewhere, and economic injury without credit available elsewhere. It lists no loan categories for businesses or homeowners.
Applications for physical damage are due Dec. 7, 2026, and economic-injury applications are due July 7, 2027. The SBA assigned loan number 219706 to physical damage and 219710 to economic injury.
Applicants can apply through the SBA's MySBA Loan Portal at lending.sba.gov, at locally announced in-person sites, or by calling 1-800-659-2955. The agency's disaster customer service email is disastercustomerservice@sba.gov.
FEMA's record
FEMA's page for DR-4947-NH lists the incident period as June 10 to June 11 and the declaration date as Oct. 7. The page, last updated Oct. 8, showed no funding obligations when it was read on Nov. 7.
The notice does not say how much damage the storm caused or which Carroll County towns or organizations reported losses.
