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U.S. Rep. Shomari C. Figures — Letter to President Trump supporting Alabama's Hurricane Isaias Major Disaster Declaration request (October 24, 2026) — reading text

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pn creiealiyrirrag Congress of the United States 228 CANNON HOE Wouse of Representatives THT MHONE 002) 2304051 Washington, DE 20313-0102 October 24, 2026 The Honorable Donald J. Trump President of the United States The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest Washington, D.C. 20500 Dear President Trump, 1 am writing in strong support of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey’s October 23, 2026, request for a Major Disaster Declaration due to Hurricane Isaias. Hurricane Isaias was a Category 2 hurricane with damaging winds of 105 miles per hour and extensive rainfall that impacted the Gulf Coast and produced significant flooding, massive power outages, and widespread damage throughout the State of Alabama. As recovery efforts are ongoing, I urgently request that the Administration approve the State of Alabama’s request as quickly as possible. The impact of Hurricane Isaias was greatest in the southern counties of the state, including Barbour, Butler, Coffee, Conecuh, Crenshaw, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Lowndes, Monroe, Pike, and Washington counties. For example, in Conecuh County, almost every resident in the county went without power at some point during the storm. Also, Monroe County sustained significant damage to power lines and other critical infrastructure, including communications systems. Additionally, a resident died in a storm-related motor vehicle accident involving fallen trees in Barbour County. While the effects of Hurricane Isaias may continue to impact the state for quite some time, promptly approving this major disaster declaration request will help ensure that the people of ‘Alabama are prepared for the recovery phase ahead. Alabamians are resilient, and with cooperation at all levels of government, we will rebuild stronger than ever. I stand ready to provide any support necessary, and I thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Shomari C. Figures Member of Congress MONTGOMERY DISTRICT OFFICE PHYSICAL LOCATION: 100 SOUTH LAWRENCE STREET MORILE DISTRICT OFFICE MONTGOMERY, AL 36104 107 ST. FRANCIS STREET SUITE 1930 MAILING ADDRESS: MONILE AL. 36600 PO BOX 1667 TELEPHONE. (281) 283-6280 MONTOOMERY, AL 36102

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