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Public Assistance Projects in the New Orleans Metropolitan Area
While the Public Assistance Program addresses various types of emergency work (debris removal and emergency protective measures), and permanent work (roads, bridges, buildings and structures, water control facilities, utilities, and parks and recreation areas) the Alternative Arrangements covers only those that can be considered critical infrastructure projects that are essential in providing the basic life, health and safety sustaining services. For ease of planning, analysis, review and public involvement, these projects have been grouped into the six infrastructure categories. These reports summarize the overall Public Assistance program and defines of each project type.Request for Public Assistance - FF 90-49
This form is used to request public assistance through the Public Assistance Program
Request for Public Assistance - FF 90-049
This form is used by applicants to apply for assistance through the Public Assistance Program.FEMA Public Assistance Pilot Program - Fiscal Year 2009 Report to Congress
The report responds to a requirement in the Post Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act (P.L. 109-295) and provide details on the effectiveness of the Public Assistance Pilot Program implemented from June 1, 2007 through December 31, 2008, to (1) reduce the costs to the Federal Government of providing assistance to state and local governments, (2) increase flexibility in grant administration, and (3) expedite the provision of assistance to states and local governments.Application of the 110% Footprint of Substantial Improvement in Costal High Hazard Areas for Public Assistance Projects
This memorandum provides clarification on the application of the 110% footprint provision of substantial improvement in costal high hazard areas for public assistance projectsPA Policy 9510: Public Assistance Program Administration and Appeals
The purpose of this policy is to assist FEMA and partners in preparing, developing, and managing public assistance activities.PA Policy 9530: Public Assistance Insurance Requirements
The purpose of this policy is to assist FEMA and partners in preparing, developing, and managing public assistance activities.Disaster Unemployment Assistance Fact Sheet
The purpose of Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is to provide unemployment benefits and re-employment services to individuals who have become unemployed as a result of a major disaster and who are not eligible for regular State unemployment insurance. This fact sheet outlines general information pertaining to the requirements and conditions under which an individual may be eligible for DUA.
Public Assistance for Ambulance Services
Describes public assistance for ambulance services, fact sheet.
Fact Sheet Public Assistance Funding of Public Housing Facilities
Fact Sheet Public Assistance Funding of Public Housing FacilitiesFEMA 598 Public Assistance Pilot Program, Program Guidance, Guidance for FEMA, State and Local Officials
Guidance for Public Assistance Pilot Programs9510.1 Coordination Requirements for Public Assistance and Fire Management Assistance Program Documentation
Public Assistance and Fire Management Assistance Program DocumentationPublic Assistance & the Incident Command System
Organizational Structure Samples 1-3
Public Assistance Standard Operating Procedures for Project Specialist Transition - SOP
SOP for Transitioning Project Specialist in a Joint Field OfficePublic Assistance Applicant Handbook
Public Assistance Applicant Handbook
Public Assistance Debris Management Guide
Public Assistance Debris Management GuideFEMA 322 Public Assistance Guide
FEMA 322 Public Assistance GuideFEMA 321 Public Assistance Policy Digest
FEMA 321 Public Assistance Policy DigestFEMA 326 Public Assistance Preliminary Damage Assessment Manual
Public Assistance Preliminary Damage Assessment Manual9570.2 Public Assistance Coordinator (PAC) SOP
This SOP define the position of the Public Assistance Coordinator (PAC) and describe the interface between the PAC and the primary individual who will work with the PAC throughout the disaster recovery process.