TOPEKA — President Donald Trump granted a disaster declaration for Kansas Friday in the wake of destructive June storms and after bipartisan support from lawmakers concerned with recovery efforts. “These federal funds will go a long way in supporting the restoration work by those in counties impacted by the storms,” Gov. The storms damaged bridges, utility infrastructure and roads in multiple Kansas counties, according to the Kansas Adjutant General’s Department, which is responsible for multiple state agencies, including the division of emergency management. On Tuesday, Kelly proclaimed another state of disaster emergency due to heavy rains and flooding in counties in central Kansas. “Heavy rains and flooding impacted several counties yesterday and we will do what we can to support those counties,” Kelly said.