
The FY 2010 Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Unified Guidance is available through the FEMA Library .
This guidance applies to HMGP funds available for disaster declared on or after June 1, 2009. In addition, this guidance is applicable to the Fiscal Year 2010 (FY10) cycle of the PDM, FMA, RFC, and SRL programs. The guidance in this document is subject to change based on new laws or regulations enacted after June 1, 2009.
For guidance from previous Fiscal Years or disasters declared before June 1, 2009, please see the individual program pages listed below.
In order to be eligible for HMA assistance, proposed activities must meet all requirements referenced in the current year HMA guidance. Eligible activities for HMA fall into the following categories:
The Eligible HMA activities chart summarizes eligible activities that may be funded by the HMA programs. Detailed descriptions of these activities can be found in the current year HMA guidance.

For questions related to HMA applications and grants, Applicants and Grantees should review the HMA guidance posted above prior to the HMA policies.
HMA policies establish requirements and guidelines for project eligiblity and implementation of HMA grants. In order to see what HMA policies apply to your grant award or application to FEMA, please see FEMA's Mitigation Grant Policy Documents web page.
Back to TopHMA grants have several resources that provide information on the HMA initiative. The links below take you to the FEMA Library where you can view the HMA fact sheet and brochure. These materials briefly describe the HMA initiative and the individual grant programs:
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Eligible mitigation activities are wide-ranging and may include a project such as an elevation or an acquisition / buyout. If your community is considering one of these mitigation measures, the resources linked above may help you decide which is the right fit for you.
For information on other eligible mitigation activities or programmatic requirements, please see the HMA guidance linked at the top of the page.
Back to TopFEMA has developed sample engineering case studies to provide the types of information and data needed to ensure completeness of the sections of project applications affecting engineering feasibility for several common mitigation measures. The Engineering Case Studies below are available from the FEMA Library:
In addition, FEMA developed an Engineering Help Module to clarify what is requested in the eGrants project sub-application, and provides information that would assist users in developing more complete applications. The Engineering Help Module is available from the FEMA Library.
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