SubGrantee
Roles and Responsibilities
The term subgrantee (also referred to as an applicant) is a State agency or local government, American or Native American Indian Tribes, Private Nonprofit organization, or other legal entity to which public assistance funds are awarded. The subgrantee:
- Must identify its damages to the State and FEMA.
- Should attend the Applicants’ Briefing to learn about the necessary paperwork to apply for Federal assistance and documentation required for the Project Worksheet process.
- Should submit a Request for Public Assistance at the Applicants’ Briefing or no later than 30 days after designation of the County.
- Is responsible for providing documentation and personnel to work with FEMA and the State in the damage assessment and project application processes.
- Is responsible for completing its recovery actions.
Is accountable to the grantee for the use of the funds provided by FEMA.
Last Modified: Monday, 25-Apr-2011 11:43:10 EDT
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