Process

The Life of a PA Grant

The PA Program follows FEMA's common set of phases known as the Grants Management Life Cycle:

Pre-Award: Applicants work with the Recipient and FEMA to develop the award package for a grant.
Award: FEMA approves the award package and allocates funding.
Post-Award: Funds are released to the Recipients who must maintain, monitor, and report upon.
Closeout: FEMA administers performance evaluation, financial and appeal reconciliation, final reporting activities, appeal resolution and debt actions.
Post-Closeout: As necessary, FEMA performs debt collection actions, audit, and other adjustments may continue after grant closeout.

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Additional Information Related  to

Process

What is the Work Completion Date defined as?
EMA develops the eligible scope of work for permanent work reimbursement:
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Where do I register for the FEMA Grants Portal sight? 
What FEMA Training is Available for First Time Public Assistance Applicants
Roles and Responsibilities
The Life of a PA Grant
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