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Trump Announces $18 Million in Disaster Relief for Tornado, Storm Damage in Wisconsin

The aid would support recovery from July 27 storm damage after 663 homes were damaged and 140 were deemed unsafe, officials said.

  • On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced he will approve $17.9 million in federal disaster relief for Wisconsin to help communities recover from severe storms and tornadoes experienced in July.
  • An EF-3 tornado and severe storms caused extensive damage across four counties on July 27, prompting Governor Tony Evers to formally request federal assistance in August.
  • Joint assessments by Wisconsin Emergency Management and FEMA found $22.2 million in total damages, including $8.2 million in residential property and more than $13.8 million in public sector destruction.
  • Governor Evers responded by accusing President Trump and Representative Tom Tiffany of playing politics with emergency aid, stating, "Wisconsinites will believe it when we see it."
  • The Federal Emergency Management Agency has not yet confirmed the funding on its website, leaving local officials like Menasha Mayor Austin Hammond waiting for official details to begin recovery.
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WLUK broke the news in Green Bay, United States on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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