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Hazard mitigation assistance презентация
Содержание
- 1. Hazard mitigation assistance
- 2. INTRODUCTION TO HAZARD MITIGATION
- 3. Hazard Mitigation
- 4. Hazard Mitigation – FEMA Definition Hazard Mitigation
- 5. Hazard Mitigation – Definition Hazards – Which
- 6. Hazard Mitigation – Grant Programs Hazard Mitigation
- 7. Hazard Mitigation – HMGP Also referred to
- 8. Hazard Mitigation – PDM Timing: Annual competitive
- 9. Hazard Mitigation – FMA Timing: Annual competitive
- 10. Hazard Mitigation – PA 406 Timing: Post-disaster
- 11. Hazard Mitigation – Planning Types: State level
- 12. Hazard Mitigation – State Plan
- 13. Hazard Mitigation – State Plan Updated in
- 14. Hazard Mitigation – 2014 Committee State agencies
- 15. Hazard Mitigation – State Plan
- 16. Hazard Mitigation – State Plan
- 17. Hazard Mitigation – State Plan
- 18. Hazard Mitigation – State Plan
- 19. Hazard Mitigation – 2019 Plan Timeline Late
- 20. Hazard Mitigation – 2019 Plan Update Who
- 21. HAZARD MITIGATION GRANT PROGRAM
- 22. Hazard Mitigation – Eligibility Plan requirement Project
- 23. Hazard Mitigation – Benefit Cost Ratio Benefits:
- 24. HMGP application process
- 25. HMGP application process DISASTER EVENT Step
- 26. HMGP application process Step 2 Applicants
- 27. HMGP application process Step 3 State begins
- 28. HMGP application process Step 4 State
- 29. HMGP application process Step 5 If
- 30. Hazard Mitigation – Elevation Project
- 31. Hazard Mitigation – Elevation Project
- 32. Hazard Mitigation – Elevation Project
- 33. Hazard Mitigation – Acquisition Project
- 34. Hazard Mitigation – Drainage Project
- 35. Hazard Mitigation – Drainage Project
- 36. Hazard Mitigation – Wind Retrofit Project
- 37. Hazard Mitigation – Saferoom Project
- 38. Hazard Mitigation – Activity Overview
- 39. Hazard Mitigation – Funding Overview
- 40. Casey Tingle Assistant Deputy Director, Hazard Mitigation
INTRODUCTION
TO
HAZARD MITIGATION
Слайд 1Hazard Mitigation Assistance
Casey Tingle
Assistant Deputy Director, Hazard Mitigation
Governor’s Office of Homeland
Слайд 4Hazard Mitigation – FEMA Definition
Hazard Mitigation is any action taken to
reduce or eliminate long term risk to people and property from natural disasters.
Слайд 5Hazard Mitigation – Definition
Hazards – Which ones?
Natural
Examples
Mitigation – What is it?
Action
Reduce
risk
Life and property
Life and property
Слайд 6Hazard Mitigation – Grant Programs
Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP or 404)
Pre-Disaster
Mitigation (PDM)
Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA)
Public Assistance Hazard Mitigation (406)
Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA)
Public Assistance Hazard Mitigation (406)
Слайд 7Hazard Mitigation – HMGP
Also referred to as 404 Mitigation
Timing: Post-disaster
Funding: Capped
funding based on other Stafford Act costs
Where: Funding not limited to damaged facilities or geographic areas
What: Multi-hazard projects
Match: Typically 25%
Where: Funding not limited to damaged facilities or geographic areas
What: Multi-hazard projects
Match: Typically 25%
Слайд 8Hazard Mitigation – PDM
Timing: Annual competitive application process
Funding: Appropriation with funding
priorities
Where: Funding not limited to damaged facilities or geographic areas
What: Multi-hazard projects
Match: Typically 25%
Where: Funding not limited to damaged facilities or geographic areas
What: Multi-hazard projects
Match: Typically 25%
Слайд 9Hazard Mitigation – FMA
Timing: Annual competitive application process
Funding: Appropriation of National
Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) with funding priorities
Where: Funding not limited to damaged facilities or geographic areas
What: Flood reduction projects
Match: Varies from 0%-25%
Where: Funding not limited to damaged facilities or geographic areas
What: Flood reduction projects
Match: Varies from 0%-25%
Слайд 10Hazard Mitigation – PA 406
Timing: Post-disaster
Funding: Based on eligible repair costs
Where:
Funding is limited to damaged facilities
What: Multi-hazards
Match: Same as match associated with PA repair costs - typically 25%
What: Multi-hazards
Match: Same as match associated with PA repair costs - typically 25%
Слайд 11Hazard Mitigation – Planning
Types: State level and Local/Multi-jurisdictional level
FEMA review and
approves
Entity or entities are required to adopt
Required for hazard mitigation funding
Entity or entities are required to adopt
Required for hazard mitigation funding
Слайд 13Hazard Mitigation – State Plan
Updated in April 2014
Innovative risk assessment
Risk assessment
for Historic Properties
http://getagameplan.org/mitigateplanupdate.htm
http://getagameplan.org/mitigateplanupdate.htm
Слайд 14Hazard Mitigation – 2014 Committee
State agencies
Parish and local government officials
Universities
Floodplain officials
Regional
planning groups
Слайд 19Hazard Mitigation – 2019 Plan Timeline
Late 2015-Summer 2016 – Gathering key
stakeholders
Summer 2016 – Risk Assessment Begins
February 2017 – Kickoff Meeting
May 2017 – Risk Assessment Meeting
November 2017 – Mitigation Strategy Meeting
January 2018 – Draft Plan Presentation Meeting
Road/bridge infrastructure
Levee districts
Cross-section of staff in agencies
Summer 2016 – Risk Assessment Begins
February 2017 – Kickoff Meeting
May 2017 – Risk Assessment Meeting
November 2017 – Mitigation Strategy Meeting
January 2018 – Draft Plan Presentation Meeting
Road/bridge infrastructure
Levee districts
Cross-section of staff in agencies
Слайд 20Hazard Mitigation – 2019 Plan Update
Who else can or should participate?
Road/bridge
infrastructure
Levee districts
Cross-section of staff in agencies
Involvement of higher education institutions
Project underway to evaluate and quantify existing mitigation projects
Levee districts
Cross-section of staff in agencies
Involvement of higher education institutions
Project underway to evaluate and quantify existing mitigation projects
Слайд 22Hazard Mitigation – Eligibility
Plan requirement
Project must identify and solve the problem
Participation
is voluntary
No adverse impacts
Cost-beneficial
No adverse impacts
Cost-beneficial
Слайд 23Hazard Mitigation – Benefit Cost Ratio
Benefits: Avoided losses over the project’s
useful life
Compares pre-mitigation and post-mitigation scenarios
Structure or content damages
Loss of function
Loss of life
Costs: Total costs over life of project
Includes maintenance costs and all funding sources
Benefits must equal or exceed costs
Compares pre-mitigation and post-mitigation scenarios
Structure or content damages
Loss of function
Loss of life
Costs: Total costs over life of project
Includes maintenance costs and all funding sources
Benefits must equal or exceed costs
Слайд 25HMGP application process
DISASTER EVENT
Step 1
State notifies potential Applicants of the
availability of funds.
Applicants submit Letters of Intent (LOIs)/Request for Assistance to the State.
Applicants submit Letters of Intent (LOIs)/Request for Assistance to the State.
Слайд 26HMGP application process
Step 2
Applicants submit projects to the State - Application
cycle closes.
Слайд 27HMGP application process
Step 3
State begins review of submitted applications, which includes:
Program
eligibility
Budget
Environmental coordination/ compliance
BCA
Metrics + milestones
Budget
Environmental coordination/ compliance
BCA
Metrics + milestones
Слайд 28
HMGP application process
Step 4
State submits applications to FEMA.
FEMA reviews the application;
either sends an RFI, approves or denies.
Слайд 29
HMGP application process
Step 5
If the application is approved
by
FEMA,
The State informs the Applicant of approval.
Sets up a kickoff meeting.
Begins the project/grant management process.
The State informs the Applicant of approval.
Sets up a kickoff meeting.
Begins the project/grant management process.
Слайд 40Casey Tingle
Assistant Deputy Director, Hazard Mitigation
Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and
Emergency Preparedness
casey.tingle@la.gov
225-389-2403
casey.tingle@la.gov
225-389-2403
