Missouri State Emergency Management AgencyState Public Assistance Program
The State Public Assistance program provides an organizational structure for the administration of federal grants to eligible public entities for the repair and restoration of damaged public facilities within a federally-declared disaster area. Such entities include state agencies, local governments, and certain private, non-profit organizations. A grant is made to the state of Missouri, which authorizes sub-grants to eligible applicants. Funding is provided through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), in accordance with Public Law 93-288, as amended by the Stafford Act. Public assistance grants are provided on a cost-share basis, with percentages established in the state-rederal agreement, and a federal share of no less than 75 percent.
- FEMA Mutual Aid Policy
- Sample Mutual Aid Policy
- Debris Removal - Applicant’s Contracting Checklist
- Debris Monitoring
- 9580.204 Documenting and Validating Hazardous Trees, Limbs, and Stumps
- Disaster Assistance Fact Sheet
- Fact Sheet: Debris Operations - Clarification: Emergency Contracting vs. Emergency Work
- Debris Removal Letter
- DUNS Number Information
- FEMA 327 Public Assistance Debris Monitoring Guide
- FEMA Public Assistance Debris Operations Job Aid
- FEMA Public Assistance Debris Management Information
- DHS Audit Tips for Management Disaster-Related Project Costs
