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    Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program

    Limited submissionForecasted

    The Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program funds research and projects to reduce hurricane damage in Florida through advanced mitigation, retrofits, and scientific study, led by the Florida Division of Emergency Management.

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    Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Hurricane Helene (DR-4828)

    The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Hurricane Helene funds science-based projects in Florida to reduce disaster risks and build resilient communities after Hurricane Helene.

    FDEMForecasted Dec 31, 2026Forecasted

    Flood Mitigation Assistance Program

    The Flood Mitigation Assistance Program funds science-based projects in Florida to reduce flood risks to NFIP-insured structures through research-driven mitigation and planning, administered by the Florida Division of Emergency Management.

    FDEMForecasted Aug 14, 2027$600,000,000Forecasted

    Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, and Tornadoes (DR-4794)

    The Florida Division of Emergency Management's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funds science-based projects to reduce risks from severe storms, winds, and tornadoes in Florida communities after disasters.

    FDEMForecasted Dec 31, 2026Forecasted

    Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Hurricane Debby (DR-4806)

    The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Hurricane Debby (DR-4806) funds science-based projects to reduce disaster risk in Florida counties, led by the Florida Division of Emergency Management.

    FDEMForecasted Dec 31, 2026Forecasted

    Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Hurricane Milton (DR-4834)

    The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – Hurricane Milton (DR-4834) funds science-based projects by the Florida Division of Emergency Management to reduce future disaster risks in affected Florida communities.

    FDEMForecasted Dec 31, 2026Forecasted