Flood Claims Map

States

Flood insurance claims in Utah by county

FEMA records 1,147 NFIP claims in Utah's counties, with $7.3 million paid. As of 3 August 2026, 3,169 NFIP residential policies were in force, equal to 0.3% of the state's residential structures.

Salt Lake County406$1.7 million0.3%
Davis County185$1.1 million0.3%
Utah County105$504,9430.3%
Weber County89$320,9170.3%
Washington County64$1.2 million0.3%
Millard County48$774,4940.1%
Summit County46$152,5830.8%
Cache County42$132,0770.2%
Iron County23$194,2750.5%
Box Elder County18$292,3500.2%
Sevier County15$35,5041.0%
Uintah County14$80,4560.5%
Sanpete County12$41,1760.9%
Wasatch County12$39,5470.7%
Carbon County9$332,4890.5%
Morgan County9$10,8870.9%
Grand County8$146,4662.2%
Kane County8$81,9130.5%
Tooele County7$62,4740.2%
Duchesne County6$9,1960.1%
Emery County6$12,1590.2%
Juab County6$00.2%
Beaver County3$19,7050.0%
Garfield County2$14,6790.5%
Wayne County2$00.0%
Piute County1$3,6721.7%
Rich County1$2,8420.1%
Daggett County0$00.1%
San Juan County0$00.1%
Flood insurance basics. Most standard homeowners policies do not cover flood damage. NFIP policies are sold through insurance agents and through FEMA's FloodSmart site, which also explains waiting periods (usually 30 days before cover starts). Check your property's flood zone on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

Sources

  1. FEMA, OpenFEMA FIMA NFIP Redacted Claims (v2 dataset, API v3 NfipClaims), 2,725,989 claim records, retrieved 29 October 2026
  2. FEMA, OpenFEMA NFIP Residential Penetration Rates, as of 3 August 2026

Checked 29 October 2026. Claims are NFIP claims only. Private flood insurance claims and uninsured losses are not included. Recent events can take months to be fully reflected.