44 C.F.R. provides for emergency protective measures to be eligible; the Applicant is responsible for showing the work is required due to an immediate threat resulting from the declared incident.The Applicant supporting documentation only shows the work performed associated with normal/routine tasks.The PAPPG provides that only overtime costs are eligible for budgeted employees performing emergency protective measures; and only if costs are tied to the performance of eligible work.The Applicant did not provide documentation that verified work done during overtime hours was FEMA eligible emergency work; and its straight-time claimed is ineligible.

Headnotes44 C.F.R. provides for emergency protective measures to be eligible; the Applicant is responsible for showing the work is required due to an immediate threat resulting from the declared incident.The Applicant’s supporting documentation only shows the work performed associated with normal/routine tasks.The PAPPG provides that only overtime costs are eligible for budgeted employees performing emergency protective measures; and only if costs are tied to the performance of eligible work.The Applicant did not provide documentation that verified work done during overtime hours was FEMA eligible emergency work; and its straight-time claimed is ineligible.Conclusion