FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program
FMA provides competitive grants to reduce or eliminate flood insurance claims under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Eligible activities include acquisition and demolition of flood-prone properties, elevation, dry floodproofing, mitigation reconstruction, and localized flood risk reduction. Priority given to severe repetitive loss and repetitive loss properties. Annual appropriation: ~$160 million.
Last confirmed Apr 7, 2026 · FEMA
FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program: Eligibility, Deadline, and Award Questions
Who is eligible for FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program?
FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program eligibility includes State Government, Local Government and Tribal Governments. Geographic eligibility is national or notice-specific geography; applicants should confirm the source notice before applying.
What is the deadline for FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program?
FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program has a listed deadline of not listed. Grant deadlines can change, so verify the current date with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) — Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs before submitting.
How much funding is available for FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program?
FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program lists an award size of $100K to $50M. Award ranges and total program funding are reported from the source metadata when available.
Who funds FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program?
FEMA FMA — Flood Mitigation Assistance Program is funded by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) — Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs. GrantSonar tracks the notice with source ID fema_fma_flood_mitigation from fema_grants.
Eligibility facets
State Government, Local Government, Tribal Governments
Not restricted in source metadata, or listed in the full notice.
$100K to $50M
FEMA · fema_fma_flood_mitigation
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