Non-financial Direct Technical Assistance can provide holistic hazard mitigation planning and project support at the earliest stages to communities, tribes and territories requesting assistance. This helps communities to reduce disaster damage, build community resilience, and sustain successful mitigation programs.
During the process, FEMA will engage with each community to further explore and better understand their specific requests for technical assistance. FEMA will provide support to requesting communities for up to 36 months.
FY22 Direct Technical Assistance Selections
On May 19, FEMA announced the selection of 46 communities and tribal nations for Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) Direct Technical Assistance. This assistance can provide holistic hazard mitigation and climate resilience planning and project support from the earliest stages to completion.
To date, this brings this hands-on support to 74 local jurisdictions nationwide.
For additional information about the non-financial Direct Technical Assistance listed below, please contact the FEMA Regional Office.
Summaries of Requested Direct Technical Assistance
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