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According to the provided document, FEMA provides Public Assistance (PA) funding based on State, Territorial, or Tribal (SLTT) rates up to $75 per hour. This means that if the SLTT rates established under State, Territorial, or Tribal guidelines for normal day-to-day operations are below or equal to $75 per hour, FEMA will provide reimbursement based on those rates. However, if the SLTT rates exceed $75 per hour, the Applicant must demonstrate that each component of the rate is comparable to current market prices. FEMA evaluates the rate for approval on a case-by-case basis, considering whether the rate is reasonable and comparable to prevailing market rates. It's important to note that the document does not mention any specific maximum hourly rate beyond $75 for SLTT rates. Therefore, $75 per hour appears to be the threshold for reimbursement unless the Applicant can justify higher rates based on market prices and receives approval from FEMA.
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