Debris Removal

What should be included in progress reports?

Detailed Discussion


Generally, the elements of the progress report will describe:

  • The status of the project, i.e., "in design," "under construction," etc.;
  • A projected completion date; and
  • Any problems or circumstances that delay the project, or result in noncompliance with the conditions of the FEMA project approval, such as grant conditions on environmental and historic issues, or other grant conditions specified in an Environmental Assessment or Memorandum of Agreement.

When progress reports are required, the format by which you submit this information will be determined by the State.


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