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FEMA Public Assistance Support for Our Clients
Our team has prepared and submitted tens of thousands of Project Worksheets (PWs) on behalf of our clients and recovered billions of dollars in disaster-related recovery funds. We have worked in all FEMA regions and at all levels (applicant, grantee, and federal) which gives a unique perspective when approaching FEMA Public Assistance (PA) Services.In terms of PA, we provide a very policy driven approach, seeking to maximize our client's eligible funding while reducing their overall risk for future deobligation. This approach is key in supporting client operations as you recover from COVID-19 because of FEMA’s adjustment to a Simplified PA Process specifically for this pandemic:

Who is eligible to apply?
- Cities and towns
- Counties
- Special purpose districts
- State agencies
- Federally recognized Indian Tribes
- Private non-profit (PNP) organizations
- PNP hospitals

What is eligible for reimbursement?
- Actions taken to save lives and protect public health and safety
- Complies with federal, state, and local laws and regulations
- Actions taken at the direction of local public health entities
- Credits - Insurance proceeds, salvage value, purchase discounts (no duplicate benefits)
- Project worksheets (PWs) must be a minimum of $3,300 (Federal FY 20)

What makes a reimbursement eligible?
- Must be disaster related
- Conducted in the designated disaster area
- Be applicant's legal responsibility
- Not funded by a federal agency
State-Level Analysis
County-Level Analysis
Nationwide Spending Analysis
Historic Analytics
We have been collecting this information since June 24, 2020 and update it reguarly. To see past analysis, click on the links below.
For additional details and analysis, please contact Jeff Stevens at Jeff.Stevens@iParametrics.com.
State Level Analysis - November 23
State Level Analysis - November 16
State Level Analysis - November 2
State Level Analysis - October 26
State Level Analysis - October 19
State Level Analysis - October 12
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State Level Analysis - September 8
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State Level Analysis - August 10
State Level Analysis - August 3
State Level Analysis - July 27
State Level Analysis - July 13
County Level Analysis - November 23
County Level Analysis - November 16
County Level Analysis - November 2
County Level Analysis - October 26
County Level Analysis - October 19
County Level Analysis - October 12
County Level Analysis - October 5
County Level Analysis - September 28
County Level Analysis - September 21
County Level Analysis - September 14
County Level Analysis - September 8
County Level Analysis - August 31
County Level Analysis - August 24
County Level Analysis - August 17
County Level Analysis - August 10
County Level Analysis - August 3
Nationwide Spending Analysis - November 23
Nationwide Spending Analysis - November 16
Nationwide Spending Analysis - November 2
Nationwide Spending Analysis - October 26
Nationwide Spending Analysis - October 19
Nationwide Spending Analysis - October 12
Nationwide Spending Analysis - October 5
Nationwide Spending Analysis - September 28
Nationwide Spending Analysis - September 21
Nationwide Spending Analysis - September 14
Nationwide Spending Analysis - September 8
Nationwide Spending Analysis - August 31
Nationwide Spending Analysis - August 24
Nationwide Spending Analysis - August 17
Nationwide Spending Analysis - August 10