Charts and Summaries

Aid to Individuals and Families.......................................................................................$ 255,106,592
Direct Emergency Assistance from FEMA (US&R & Mission Assignments).........$ 297,711,792
Aid to Government and Non-Profits................................................................................$ 4,490,764,717
Total     $ 5,043,583,101

Aid to Individuals

Disaster Housing (excluding MRA)
8,957 applications processed
5,287 applications approved (59%)
$26,507,066

Mortgage & Rental Assistance (MRA)
11,818 applications processed
6,187 applications approved (52%)
$41,571,933

Individual & Family Grant (IFG)
43,660 applications processed
6,139 applications approved (14%)
$8,102,703

Disaster Unemployment (DUA)
6,657 claims processed
3,201 claims approved (48%)
$12,418,005

Crisis Counseling for States affected by WTC Disaster

FEMA Assistance to Date At a Glance *

Public Assistance -- Is aid to government entities and certain not-for-profit agencies. Over 1,000 Public Assistance grants have been prepared to date.

Examples of Public Assistance grants include:

LOWER MANHATTAN TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE

• $2.75 billion to revamp lower Manhattan transportation infrastructure (in addition to $1.8 billion contributed by U.S. Department of Transportation for a total of $4.55 billion)

DEBRIS REMOVAL

• $437 million for debris removal
• $90 million for landfill operations and debris disposal
• $96 million for costs associated with insurance coverage obtained for debris removal activities

EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION

• $33 million for emergency ferry service
• $15 million for additional emergency train service
• $9.1 million for road repairs
• $5.2 million for temporary pedestrian bridge and walkway
• $1 million for emergency bus service
• $315,000 for emergency traffic operations

CLEANING AND AIR MONITORING

• $10 million for exterior building cleaning
• $2.9 million for air quality testing in schools (see Board of Education)
• $4.1 million for environmental cleaning in city schools (see Board of Education)
• $80 million for indoor residential cleaning

FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK

• $105.6 million for Ground Zero overtime costs
• $28.3 million for destroyed vehicles and related equipment
• $103.9 million for death benefits
• $1.5 million for restoration of Engine Co. 10/Ladder 10 Firehouse
• $2.3 million for cleaning fire apparatus

NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT

• $295.4 million in overtime at Ground Zero, Fresh Kills landfill, and incident command centers
• $5 million for destroyed vehicles

NYC BOARD OF EDUCATION

• $2.9 million for air quality testing in schools
• $4.1 million for environmental cleaning in City schools
• $3.4 million for school relocation and transportation
• $716,000 for textbooks

PRIVATE NOT-FOR-PROFIT

• $5.9 million for New York University for air monitoring, environmental cleaning and emergency educational supplies/services
• $400,000 for Pace University air quality testing, emergency supplies and equipment repair and materials

PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY

• $28.8 million for overtime
• $4 million for replacement of destroyed rail cars
• $11.8 million for operating costs for emergency commuter ferry service

OTHER DIRECT AID TO NEW YORK CITY

• $56 million for DNA testing, forensic analysis, equipment, and other tools for victim identification
• $7.5 million for NYC Family Center
• $12.9 million for emergency supplies, equipment and services
• $2.6 million for pedestrian walk way, mold remediation, and emergency response
• $8 million to NYC for cancelled elections
• $43.8 million to NY State Police for Ground Zero security operations
• $20 million to NY State Military and Naval Affairs for activation of National Guard
• $17 million for temporary relocation of CUNY's Fitterman Hall

TOTAL PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
Approved     $4,490,764,717

* All dollar amounts as of August 15, 2002