About Openfema
Openfema is an MCP server published by pipeworx-io in the Developer Tools category: openFEMA MCP — US Federal Emergency Management Agency open data.
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Install
git clone https://github.com/pipeworx-io/mcp-openfemaThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
Tools (3)
disaster_declarationsLook up and COUNT US federal disaster declarations (FEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries). Filters: state (2-letter), incidentType (e.g. 'Fire', 'Flood', 'Hurricane', 'Severe Storm'), declarationType ('DR' major disaster, 'EM' emergency, 'FM' fire management), year (fyDeclared, the federal FISCAL year), and since/until for a real calendar date range — use since/until for questions like 'in the past year', which a fiscal year does not answer. Counts are DISTINCT DISASTERS by default, not table rows: FEMA publishes one row per disaster per designated county, so Hurricane Harvey is ~60 rows for Texas but one declaration. Pass designatedArea or grain:'area' for county-level rows. Returns the most recent first. The response echoes `filters_applied` plus a `note`: declarationType/incidentType/state/designatedArea each narrow the total to a SUBSET (e.g. declarationType:'DR' excludes 'EM' and 'FM') — for an across-all-types/all-states total, call again WITHOUT that filter rather than treating one filtered call's total as the grand total; for a true breakdown, call once per value and sum the totals yourself.
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list_datasetsList the OpenFEMA datasets this pack knows about, with their entity name, current version, and a description. Also documents the OData filter syntax and response shape. Call this first to discover what query_dataset can target.
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query_datasetGeneric OData query against any OpenFEMA dataset. Specify the entity name (and optionally version; defaults to the verified current version) plus OData params: filter, select, orderby, top, skip. Use list_datasets to see available entities/versions and the filter syntax. Returns { metadata, records }.
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