E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 1 Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Borough of Westwood Hurricane Irene – FEMA 4021-DR-NJ Sgt. Michael Gallagher,

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E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 1 Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Borough of Westwood Hurricane Irene FEMA 4021-DR-NJ Sgt. Michael Gallagher, NJOEM Michael Foley, FEMA Slide 2 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 2 What Is Hazard Mitigation? Sustained action to reduce or eliminate long-term risk to human life and property from hazards. Slide 3 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 3 Common Hazards Hurricane FloodEarthquake WildfireTornado Slide 4 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 4 Unified HMA Grant Programs Slide 5 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 5 Unified HMA Grant Programs Robert T. Stafford Act Grant Programs Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Grant Programs Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) Repetitive Flood Claims (RFC) Severe Repetitive Loss (SRL) Slide 6 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 6 What can be funded? Multi-HazardPlanningProjects Slide 7 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 7 Mitigation Projects (1 of 3) Elevation of Utilities Elevation of Structures Property Acquisitions Slide 8 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 8 Mitigation Projects (2 of 3) Wind Retrofits Public Buildings Wind Retrofits Shutters Residential Structures Slide 9 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 9 Mitigation Projects (3 of 3) FEMA 361 Safe Rooms Soil Stabilization Minor Flood Reduction Slide 10 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 10 Eligible Applicants and Subapplicants Applicants State agencies Tribal governments Subapplicants State agencies Tribal governments (except where prohibited) Local governments/communities Private non-profit organizations (HMGP only) Slide 11 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 11 Cost-Share Requirements Federal Share Typically FEMA may provide up to 75% PDM, FMA, RFC and SRL may provide a higher cost-share under certain circumstances Non-Federal Share Typically the Non-Federal cost share is 25% In-Kind Contributions Other Federal Funds ICC NFIP Insurance Benefits Slide 12 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 12 Programmatic Requirements Cost Effectiveness Feasibility & Effectiveness Hazard Mitigation Plan (except RFC) Environmental Planning & Historic Preservation National Flood Insurance Program Slide 13 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 13 Grant Lifecycle Slide 14 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 14 HMGP Overview HMGP may become available after a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration Provides 75% federal funding to implement long- term, cost-effective mitigation measures Allocated during the immediate recovery period Request is made by the Governor Request can be for the entire State or in specific areas The Governors Authorized Representative (GAR) serves as the Grant Administrator Slide 15 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 15 HMGP Sliding Scale Up to 15% of the first $2B of the estimated aggregate amount of disaster assistance Up to 10% of disaster assistance more than $2B and up to $10B 7.5% of disaster assistance more than $10B and up to $35.333B Slide 16 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 16 State Administrative Plan Required to receive HMGP funds Procedural Guide that details how the grantee will administer HMGP and State Management Costs Identifies the SHMO Identifies staffing requirements Establishes accounting procedures Slide 17 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 17 State Responsibilities Manage the program Solicit subapplications Ensure subapplication eligibility Set funding priorities Monitor grant and subgrants Ensuring compliance with program and grant management requirements Slide 18 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 18 Unified HMA Webpage and Guidance For more information on HMA programs please go to: The HMA webpage at http://www.fema.gov/government/grant/hma/index.shtm The Unified HMA Guidance at http://www.fema.gov/library/viewRecord.do?id=4225 Slide 19 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 19 FEMA HMA Technical Assistance FEMA provides technical assistance for preparing the support data for the subapplication Engineering Feasibility Assistance: [email protected] [email protected] Benefit-Cost Analysis Assistance: [email protected]@dhs.gov Environmental/Historical Preservation Compliance: [email protected] Contact (866) 222-3580 for any of the above 48-hour response time Slide 20 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 20 Technical Resources FEMA has published many technical documents to assist States and communities to promote sustainable community development and mitigation practices FEMA Document Library http://www.fema.gov/library/index.jsp FEMA Building Science Website http://www.fema.gov/rebuild/buildingscience/ Slide 21 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 21 NEXT STEPS Decide if you are interested in either Acquisition Elevation Sign a statement of voluntary participation Provide to Borough Non-binding Homeowners Slide 22 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 22 NEXT STEPS Determine community interest Make tough decisions on elevation vs. acquisition Work with NJOEM/FEMA to develop HMGP Application Make priority decisions on homes based on available $$. Develop future applications for Non-disaster HMA programs Borough of Westwood Slide 23 E257 State Directors Training - Mitigation 23 The End Questions Sgt. Michael Gallagher, NJOEM Michael Foley, FEMA Alan Aldridge, FEMA