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for a listing of more than 400 public-, private- and nonprofit-sector resources. Entries for both are organized by sector. HOW TO APPLY Interactive links to apply for recovery resources are embedded within both the Louisiana Speaks website and the Louisiana Recovery Resource Guide Interactive Spreadsheet in the Web Address column. Resources state Louisiana Recovery Resource Guide Interactive Spreadsheet LouisianaPA.com/site/resources.cfm Louisiana Speaks louisianaspeaks-parishplans.org federal Federal + other Disaster Assistance disasterassistance.gov Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) fhwa.dot.gov LOUISIANA RECOVERY RESOURCE GUIDE Select an Icon to Navigate to the Sector or Resource Provider Tab Sector Key ECON (Economic + EDUC (Education) ENVI (Environment + FLPM (Floodplain Workforce Agriculture) Management) Development) FSA www.fsa.usda.gov/FSA/disasterMatrix?area=home& subject=diap&topic=mtx SBA sba.gov HIST (Historic + Cultural Resources) HOUS (Housing + Community Development) HSPH (Human Services + Public Health) INFR (Infrastructure + Transportation) SAFE (Public Safety) U.S. Army Corp of Engineers www.usace.army.mil USDA Federal Programs State Programs Charitable Giving Loan Programs Technical Assistance usda.gov 5.2.6 Other Recovery Resources Page 2 of 2 Publication Date: April 2, 2013
GOHSEP Louisiana Elected Officials Emergency Management Manual Prepare + Prevent + Respond + Recover + mitigate 5.3 Debris Removal In many cases, debris removal is the most expensive part of the response and recovery effort, so it is important to get it right! Get a pre-disaster debris contract! Debris operations are restricted to eventrelated debris and to property and rightof-ways that are the responsibility of the Applicant (local governments and qualified private nonprofits [PNPs]). As a best practice, FEMA Public Assistance (PA) Applicants are highly encouraged to develop a debris management plan. Plans significantly improve an Applicant’s ability to conduct their debris management operations in a way that ensures debris activities are tailored to meet specific needs and that debris removal activities are consistent with FEMA eligibility criteria. A well-constructed debris management plan ensures an Applicant maximizes the Federal funds it is eligible to receive and retains those funds through the reimbursement and audit process. It is an Applicant’s responsibility to understand and follow all local, State and Federal regulations for debris removal, management, monitoring and operations. Debris management should include: • Identifying a Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)-permitted debris management site. • Prequalifying and maintaining a list of debris removal, monitoring and/or operations contractors. Debris management plan A debris management plan should address: • Staff Roles + Responsibilities • Situation + Assumptions • Debris Collection • Debris Management Sites • Contracted Services • Private Property Demolition + Debris Removal • Public Information Strategies 5.3 Debris Removal Page 1 of 4
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