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  • June 30, 2026
  • Bulletin No: 2026-13

Disaster Relief from Severe Winter Storms in Mississippi

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (Bank) has activated its Disaster Relief Program (DRP) and Disaster Rebuilding Assistance in response to the damage caused by severe winter storms that affected parts of Mississippi in January 2026. A disaster declaration that was originally made in February was amended to include additional areas.  

As of June 30, 2026, 36 counties and the Mississippi Choctaw Indian Reservation qualify for assistance. Visit the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) website for potential updates, including any counties that are declared after the issuance of this bulletin. 

Designated counties: 

  • Adams  
  • Alcorn  
  • Attala  
  • Benton  
  • Bolivar  
  • Calhoun  
  • Carroll  
  • Claiborne  
  • Coahoma  
  • DeSoto  
  • Grenada  
  • Holmes  
  • Humphreys  
  • Issaquena  
  • Jefferson  
  • Lafayette  
  • Lee  
  • Leflore  
  • Marshall  
  • Montgomery  
  • Panola  
  • Pontotoc  
  • Prentiss  
  • Quitman  
  • Sharkey  
  • Sunflower  
  • Tallahatchie  
  • Tate  
  • Tippah  
  • Tishomingo  
  • Tunica  
  • Union  
  • Warren  
  • Washington  
  • Yalobusha  
  • Yazoo 

Under the DRP: 

  • Subsidized advances are available to members to assist individuals and families whose homes or businesses were damaged or destroyed by a federally declared disaster event  
  • Funds are priced below the Bank’s regular Community Investment Program rates  
  • The advances are available from June 30, 2026 through January 6, 2027  
  • Income eligibility limits are expanded to 165 percent of the area median income 
  • Advance terms range from three months to 40 years 
  • Get more information about the DRP on the Bank’s website or contact Member Services at 844.345.2265 
 

Under the DRA: 

  • Grants are available to low- and very low-income households for the repair, rehabilitation or reconstruction of affected owner-occupied housing in federally declared disaster areas that are not covered by insurance or other funding sources 
  • As of June 29, 2026, approximately $180,000 was available in DRA funds from an initial offering of $1.75 million. The Bank will make a second offering of $1.75 million on August 3, 2026, that will include any unused funds from the first offering 
  • The member cap is $262,500 per offering 
  • Get more information about the DRA on the Bank’s website or contact Member Services at 844.345.2265 

For both programs, individuals and business owners located within a FEMA-declared disaster area may apply for the funds through the Bank’s member financial institutions. For more detailed program information, including application forms, visit the DRA or DRP webpages or contact Community Investment at 800.362.2944. 

Sincerely, 
 

Sanjay K. Bhasin 
President and Chief Executive Officer