Mitigation Information

 

State Hazard Mitigation Plan (.pdf format)

Note: Standard State Hazard Mitigation Plan has undergone a required 3-year update. FEMA approved the Standard Plan update on July 26, 2007 and the Enhanced Plan update on March 18, 2008. The entire plan will expire on July 26, 2010.

General Information for All Mitigation Projects

Hazard Mitigation Programs Fact Sheet
Prevailing Wage Brochure
SHPO Section 106 Project Information Form -- MO 780-1027
OMB Circulars

Benefit Cost Analysis (revised June 2009)

Benefit Cost Analysis Revised (BCAR) Software

Pre-requisite Training

Before you attend any formal classroom training for the new BCA software, you are required to complete an on-line course prior to attending the training.

Introduction to Benefit Cost Analysis Training Course: This training is for those who are not currently familiar with the BCA program or in need of a refresher.

Bridge Training Course: This training is for users familiar with the previous BCA program to ensure they are aware of the new terminology and elements of the new Tool.

Local Hazard Mitigation Plan Information

Approved Local Hazard Mitigation Plans State List
Approved Local Hazard Mitigation Plans FEMA List
Local Multi-Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance (revised July 1, 2008)
Crosswalk for Local Mitigation Plans
Mitigation Planning FEMA "How-To" Guides

Acquisition/Demolition (Buyout) Project Information

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding a Voluntary Residential Flood Buyout Project (.pdf format)
Buyout Documents for Local Jurisdictions

Tornado Saferoom Guidance

Mitigation Interim Policy MRR-2-09-1: Hazard Mitigation Assistance for Safe Rooms (Updated April 30, 2009)
FEMA Publication 361: Design and Construction Guidance for Community Safe Rooms (Updated Edition August 2008)
FEMA Publication 320: Taking Shelter from the Storm: Building a Safe Room Inside Your House (Updated Edition August 2008)
Tornado Saferoom Projects in Missouri

FY2010 Unified Hazard Mitigation Assistance Grant Guidance

Includes:

Non-disaster (annually funded) grant programs:

Post-disaster grant program:

*Due to the nature of the funding, please contact SEMA to determine if funds are available under the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Also, HMGP applications are currently not part of eGrants and must be completed on paper.

Guidance for the following types of projects:

Notices of Interest Forms

The deadline for submission of Notices of Interest for ALL non-disaster Mitigation grant applications to SEMA is August 7, 2009 for the FY2010 funding cycle. Completed applications are due to SEMA via the FEMA eGrants system no later than October 30, 2009.

Your jurisdction must be covered by a current Multijurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan to be considered an eligible applicant. Applications must be submitted by an "eligible" city, county, or special district to be considered for funding. Due to various "after mitigation" requirements, applications from individuals cannot be accepted.

Note: A revised Benefit Cost Analysis (BCA) software is mandatory for all non-disaster grant applications submitted for FY2010 and any HMGP projects funded from disasters declared after June 1, 2009. A prerequisite is required to enroll in training that will be offered by SEMA in August 2009. The prerequisite and software can be downloaded at http://www.bchelpline.com

Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) Grant Information       

Eligible and Non-Eligible Projects (MS Word format)
Local and Multi-jurisdictional Plans FAQ's (MS Word format)
Small and Impoverished Community Determination
Directions and Map to SEMA (MS Word format)

eGrants Electronic Grant Application (for PDM, FMA, RFC, AND SRL)

The eGrants application is available at https://portal.fema.gov. All persons that will be given access to your eGrants application must complete a username and password. All will be given View and Create/Edit authority. However, you must complete an Authorization Matrix and mail it to our office with indications of who is to be given Sign/Submit authority for your application. Until we receive the Authorization Matrix with an original signature in the mail, we cannot grant Sign/Submit authority. Note, we suggest that you identify at least two people to hold Sign/Submit authority. Both individuals must have the authority to financially bind your jurisdiction to providing the required grant match along with upholding all the requirements included in the grant guidance and grant agreement.

IS-30 Mitigation eGrants for the Subgrant Applicants (FEMA online tutorial)
EGrants Authorization Matrix (MS Excel format)
Creating An E-grants User Profile in Missouri (.pdf format)

 

FY2009 Unified Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs Information

FY2008 Mitigation Grant Programs Information

FY2007 Mitigation Grant Programs Information

FY2006 Pre-Disaster Mitigation-Competitive (PDM-C) Grant Information

FY2005 Pre-Disaster Mitigation-Competitive (PDM-C) Grant Information

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Structural Assessment & Visual Evaluation (SAVE) Coalition

 

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