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Objectives Brief FEMA 101 2006 Hurricane Season

Learn about FEMA's disaster relief programs including financial assistance, mitigation, individual aid, and government support. Find out eligibility criteria and the steps to access help during emergencies.

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Objectives Brief FEMA 101 2006 Hurricane Season

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  1. Objectives Brief FEMA 101 2006 Hurricane Season

  2. Bad Stuff Happens!

  3. The Stafford Act As amended by the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000

  4. Planning Federal Response Recovery Programs Mitigation Federal Coordinating Officer (FCO)

  5. Local Government State Government FEMA

  6. Under the law….. When the Governor asks. And the President says yes.

  7. Emergency Teams Equipment & Supplies Technical Assistance Operating Facilities Financial Assistance FEMA Response Operations

  8. What about government disaster relief?

  9. Individuals and Households Infrastructure Mitigation FEMA Assistance

  10. Individual Assistance Programs • Individuals and Households Program (IHP) • SBA Loans and USDA Loans • Other Needs Assistance (ONA) • Crisis Counseling • Unemployment Assistance • Disaster Legal Services • IRS Assistance and others • Only way in – 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) or on-line

  11. State governments and agencies Local governments Political subdivisions Native American tribes Certain Private Non-Profits Supplementary assistance to Public Assistance Program

  12. Result of the disaster Located in a designated area Legal responsibility of the applicant Eligible Work

  13. Other Requirements • NEPA • Wetlands Protection Act • Endangered Species Act • Historic Preservation Act • Floodplain Management Act • Coastal Barriers Resources Act

  14. Pre-disaster Mitigation Section 404 Section 406 Mitigation

  15. FEMA Assistance: • Is supplemental • No duplication • Follow your rules • Needs documentation • You have to insure it • Guided by 44 CFR

  16. More Sooner Closer Safely 2006 Hurricane Season

  17. 2006 Hurricane CONOPS plan Specific Planning (SAR, DLA, etc.) More Stuff (Supplies and Equipment) NRCC upgrade and planning 2006 Hurricane Season

  18. DCO/DCE assigned to each FEMA Region Pre-scripted Mission Assignments (DOD, etc.) Staffing Increases Incident Management Handbook 2006 Hurricane Season

  19. Federal Incident Response Support Teams ERT-N planning, training and equipment Common Operating Picture (COP) Situational Awareness Teams 2006 Hurricane Season

  20. Partnership with Preparedness PFO and FCO Training Regional Exercises NRP and other documents updates 2006 Hurricane Season

  21. WH/HSC Critical Issues Communications Planning Recovery Issues Catastrophic Planning 2006 Hurricane Season

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