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REPP 2020 Annual Report Snapshot

The 2020 Annual Report Snapshot is a high-level overview that showcases REP activities, accomplishments, and best practices, and identifies trends over 2020. In addition, the report gives external partners a better understanding of the REP Program and its nation-wide impact on communities.

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Loran Road Relocation, Stephenson Co, IL Environmental Assessment

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Loran Road Relocation, Stephenson Co, IL FONSI

How to Write an Appeal. The appeal must be postmarked within 60 days on the award or the denial latter from FEMA. [Letter Graphic] 3 ways to Submit your appeal: Online at disasterassistance.gov, by fax at 800-827-8112 or by mail at FEMA National Intake Processing Service Center, PO BOX 10055, Hyattsville, MD, 20782-7055
How to Write an Appeal

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FEMA Daily Public Assistance Grant Awards Activity 08-05-2021

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FEMA Daily Public Assistance Grant Awards Activity 08-05-2021

A picture of Rafael Hernández International Airport
Rafael Hernández International Airport

A picture of Rafael Hernández International Airport
Fernando Ribas Dominicci Airport

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FEMA Organizational Chart

This FEMA organizational chart is current as of August 2, 2021.

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Restoring Native Ecosystems to Build Resilience Case Study

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Teaching Note: Santa Clara Pueblo Recovery

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A Tribe’s Journey to Prepare, Mitigate, and Recover Case Study

A mitigation project installed in the canyon to treat water runoff before it reaches the main stem of the creek improves the resiliency of the watershed while the natural vegetation recovers.
Santa Clara Pueblo

A mitigation project installed in the canyon to treat water runoff before it reaches the main stem of the creek improves the resiliency of the watershed while the natural vegetation recovers.

A view of the Santa Clara Canyon following the 2011 Las Conchas Fire
Santa Clara Pueblo

A view of the Santa Clara Canyon following the 2011 Las Conchas Fire. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Three major wildfires experienced since 1998 have burned nearly 80% of Santa Clara Pueblo forested lands and 28% of the entire reservation. The white outlines the boundary of the Santa Clara Pueblo Indian Reservation. The red represents the boundary of the Las Conchas Fire in 2011, the purple represents the boundary of the Cerro Grande Fire in 2000, and the yellow represents the Oso Complex Fire in 1998.
Santa Clara Pueblo

Together, the three major wildfires experienced since 1998 have burned nearly 80% of Santa Clara Pueblo forested lands and 28% of the entire reservation. The white outlines the boundary of the Santa Clara Pueblo Indian Reservation. The red represents the boundary of the Las Conchas Fire in 2011, the purple represents the boundary of the Cerro Grande Fire in 2000, and the yellow represents the Oso Complex Fire in 1998. Source: Santa Clara Pueblo Forestry.

Before and after photographs of the Santa Clara Canyon
Santa Clara Pueblo

Before and after photographs of the Santa Clara Canyon. Source: New Mexico PBS.

An example of a bank stabilization technique employed in Santa Clara Pueblo that uses natural materials.
Santa Clara Pueblo

An example of a bank stabilization technique employed in Santa Clara Pueblo that uses natural materials. Source: Santa Clara Forestry.

An example of a bride project along Santa Clara Creek.
Santa Clara Pueblo

An example of a bride project along Santa Clara Creek. The wider span of the bridge will allow for higher volumes of water flow in future flood events. In addition, angled bridge components will redirect water flow to protect vulnerable infrastructure. Hesco bastions were also added and are visible in the foreground of this photo. These flood control barriers can help protect residential areas from dangerous floodwaters. Source: FEMA Interagency Coordination Division (ICD).

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FEMA Daily Public Assistance Grant Awards Activity 08-04-2021

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FEMA Daily Public Assistance Grant Awards Activity 08-04-2021