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From page 94...
... 94 Synopsis of Issue Debris operations and monitoring can be costly. The impact of major or catastrophic emergencies can quickly exceed local financial resources.
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... Reimbursement 95 Documentation is essential to the reimbursement process. An agency applying for a federal reimbursement grant must be able to substantiate labor, equipment, and contractor costs associated with performing eligible work.
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... 96 A Debris Management Handbook for State and Local DOTs and Departments of Public Works When Does Reimbursement Occur? Most programs provide reimbursement based on actual costs, and therefore require documentation of all expenses.
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... Reimbursement 97 FEMA Public Assistance Program If a federal disaster declaration is in effect and debris removal work is eligible under the declaration, then FEMA's debris removal eligibility policies, under 44 CFR §206-222, §206-223(a)
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... 98 A Debris Management Handbook for State and Local DOTs and Departments of Public Works Department of the Interior -- Bureau of Indian Affairs The Bureau of Indian Affairs may help tribal recovery after a disaster by providing resources, such as road maintenance grants. These must be coordinated with the FHWA and FEMA grant programs.
From page 99...
... Reimbursement 99 The example below, pulled from FEMA's appeals database, outlines a situation in which a jurisdiction applied for both FEMA and FHWA reimbursements (prior to MAP-21)

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