The practitioner’s toolkit for getting your FEMA Public Assistance funding right: plain-language guides, calculators and trackers built on the PAPPG.
Program authorityThe laws, regulations and roles behind FEMA Public Assistance.
PA Program Basics →
EligibilityApplicants, facilities, legal responsibility and disaster causation.
Facility and Work Eligibility →Reasonable, necessary and well-documented costs FEMA will pay.
Cost Eligibility center →
Grant complianceProcurement, EHP, monitoring, records, audits and closeout.
Grant Compliance navigator →
Category BActions that save lives and protect public health and property.
Emergency Work Guide →
Category ARemoval, monitoring, hauling and disposal, including private property.
Debris center →
Categories C–GRepair, replacement, codes and mitigation for damaged facilities.
Permanent Work center →
Funding developmentHow scopes and costs are developed, obligated and closed.
Scoping and Costing Guide →Sort emergency measures, debris, damaged assets and inventory needs.
Start step 1 → 2Define the workEmergency work, debris removal and permanent work Categories C–G.
Start step 2 → 3Support the costForce account, equipment, materials, contracts, mutual aid and cost risks.
Start step 3 → 4Defend the fundingInsurance, procurement, EHP, estimates, records, closeout and audits.
Start step 4 →Several proposals would change how Public Assistance is funded. Follow where each one stands and what it would mean for your organization. Each page carries its own last-updated date.
Independent resource. GovStar is not affiliated with FEMA. Guidance is educational, not legal advice; always confirm against the current PAPPG, your disaster’s declaration and your FEMA and state contacts. Contact GovStar