Federal grant · project grant (b)

Northeast States Emergency Consortium

The FY23 Funding Through Noaa's National Tsunami Hazard and Mitigation Program Will Be Used to: - Identify and Map Population, Property, and Critical Facilities in Relation to High Hazard Counties Utilizing 2ND Generation Hazard Maps and Fema's Hazus Data to the Extent Practicable; -continue Work to Make Hazus Operable for Usec States; -develop Local Hazard Maps (2ND-GENERATION With Enhanced Products) for 2 Identified Highest Hazard Counties Focusing on Completing Whole States; and -perform a Probabilistic Landslide Tsunami (PTHA) Source Selection and Modeling for Various Return Periods for the Lower Atlantic States of the Usec.

Committed

$312,039

Paid out
$305.1K
98%
Committed, not yet paid
$6.9K
2%

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