FEMA issues guidance on hospital generator funding for hazard mitigation
The Federal Emergency Management Agency last week released guidance intended to streamline the application process for hospital generator projects under its Hazard Mitigation Assistance programs. The guidance establishes pre-calculated benefit values for certain hospital generator projects to demonstrate cost-effectiveness. States, communities, tribes and territories can apply through Jan. 28 for over $1 billion in Hazard Mitigation Assistance for various projects.
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