Grant Compliance

FEMA's Public Assistance Grant Program offers vital funding for communities recovering from disasters. However, to ensure responsible use of these funds, FEMA establishes specific conditions that applicants must adhere to. Failing to comply with these conditions may result in a reduction or even denial of grant funding. Understanding and adhering to these conditions is crucial for a successful and compliant Public Assistance grant process

Related FEMA PA Policy References

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Applicant Insurance Requirements
Common Mistake: Emergency Contracting
Common Mistake: Omitting Required Contract Clauses
Contracts
Disaster Financial Management Guide
Duplication of Benefits
FEMA Statutory Exclusions
FTA Procurement System Self-Assessment Guide
Flood Insurance and SFHA Reductions
Frequent Sources of Procurement Non-Compliance Issues
Improper Payments Elimination Recovery And Improvement Act
Procurement Conducted Under Exigent or Emergency Conditions
Procurement Disaster Assistance Team
Procurement and Contracting Requirements
Quarterly Progress Reports
Requirement to Obtain and Maintain Insurance
SBA provides low-interest disaster loans to help businesses and homeowners recover from declared disasters.
State of Texas Assistance Request (S.T.A.R.)
UNIFORM GUIDANCE RESOURCES
Uniform Guidance outlines five methods of procurement
What procurement methods can non-state applicants use?

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