Wilkes County, GA engaged iParametrics following Hurricane Helene to support debris monitoring and FEMA Public Assistance (PA) compliance. The County required rapid mobilization to manage debris operations, ensure cost eligibility, and maintain audit-ready documentation under federal guidelines. The effort operated within a compressed 90-day period creating urgency around coordination, accuracy, and regulatory compliance.

iParametrics was tasked with delivering debris monitoring and FEMA PA support services to ensure all debris removal activities were properly documented and eligible for reimbursement. This included field monitoring, load ticket validation, data management, and reporting. Success required complete and accurate documentation, strict adherence to FEMA guidelines, and real-time coordination with County leadership to support efficient operations and minimize the risk of disallowed costs.

iParametrics deployed a multidisciplinary team to implement standardized debris monitoring procedures. The team conducted field inspections, validated load tickets, and tracked debris volumes using structured QA/QC processes. Centralized data management systems ensured real-time reporting and audit readiness. Daily coordination with County stakeholders aligned field operations with regulatory requirements, while continuous oversight prevented duplication, ineligible work, and inefficiencies.

iParametrics enabled Wilkes County to execute debris operations efficiently while maintaining full FEMA compliance. The project delivered accurate, audit-ready documentation and reduced the risk of ineligible costs through consistent monitoring and validation. The County benefited from improved operational oversight, streamlined reporting, and strengthened reimbursement positioning. This engagement reinforced scalable best practices in emergency response, enhancing both immediate recovery outcomes and long-term resilience capabilities.

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