Shontae Davis Austin TRO DR-4332 Hazard Mitigation Grants and Planning Group Supervisor Hazard Mitigation Assistance Overview
Shontae Davis
Austin TRO DR-4332
Hazard Mitigation Grants and Planning
Group Supervisor
Hazard Mitigation AssistanceOverview
Hazard Mitigation Defined
Any sustained action taken to reduce or eliminate
long-term risk to human life and property from
hazards
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Mitigation Funding Opportunities
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Eligible Applicants and Subapplicants
States, territories, and federally recognized tribes
are eligible HMA Applicants
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Types of Projects Funded
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Grant Application Development Process
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General RequirementsCost Effective
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FEMA Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA)
• Required for most HMGP projects
• The Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR) is the end
result of a BCA and is derived from the
project total net benefits divided by the total
project cost:
= Future Benefits (Damages avoided) a
Project cost
• A project is cost effective when the BCR ≥
1.0
General RequirementsTechnically Feasible
Feasibility and effectiveness
documentation
• Engineering design accepted if
certified by Professional Engineer
(PE) as meeting appropriate code
and/or standards
Otherwise, demonstrate:
• Applicable code or standard
• Level of protection
• Vulnerability assessment for
retrofits
• Any remaining risk and proposed
schematic drawings/designs
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General RequirementsPlanning Compliance
• State and local governments
must have hazard mitigation
plans that identify hazard risk
and describe how to reduce
vulnerabilities.
• All funded projects must be
consistent with the State and
local mitigation plans.
• Hazard mitigation in the
community should be prioritized.
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SUMMARY
HMA Projects should:
• Reduced loss of life
and property
• Minimal disruption of
individual lives
• Reduced financial
burden
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Questions
Contact Information:Shontae Davis, HMGP Group Supervisor
[email protected] Simonson, HMGP Crew [email protected]