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About BRIC and FMA

Notice of Funding Opportunities (NOFOs) were released for FEMA's FY2024 Building Resistent Infrastructure and Communities program (BRIC) and Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) on January 6, 2024. For Oklahoma applicants, more information is available below. Email BRIC.FMA@oem.ok.gov with any questions.

NOI and Application Deadlines

  • Notice of Intent (NOI) deadline extended to January 31, 2025.
    • NOIs must be submitted through OK EMGrants
  • Final Application Deadline for Oklahoma Applicants: March 14, 2025 

More Info About BRIC and FMA

BRIC and FMA Dashboard

FEMA's BRIC and FMA Obligations Dashboard is a tool that displays open FEMA data sets for BRIC and FMA (excluding Swift Current) projects selected for funding. This innovative tool is designed to provide greater transparency and accessibility to better communicate our progress in obligating our pre-disaster hazard mitigation investments across the nation.  

FEMA FY24 BRIC and FMA Video

OEM Funding Opportunity Webinar Series

OEM and FEMA hosted virtual information sessions to assist jurisdictions with the BRIC and FMA application process. Webinar recordings and PowerPoint slides, if available, are posted below. 

BRIC and FMA Overview

Developing a Competitive Application Using FEMA's Program Support Materials

Project Eligibility and Application Completeness Overview

Developing a Project Budget and Scope of Work

Applying in FEMA Go

Federal Cost Share and Management Costs

Projects for Economically Disadvantaged Rural Communities and projects that benefit a Community Disaster Resilience Zone have up to 90% federal share.

  • BRIC and FMA generally have a 75% federal cost share and 25% non-federal cost share, however there are some exceptions listed in the bullets below.
  • Up to 100% federal share for management costs.

Benefit Cost Analysis (BCA) Updates

  • BRIC and FMA projects less than $1 million may opt to use a cost effectiveness narrative in lieu of the BCA toolkit.
  • Projects benefitting Economically Disadvantaged Rural Communities, or projects benefitting Community Disaster Resilience Zones that are unable to calculate a Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR) FEMA may assist them with developing the BCA.  Additionally, for projects with a total cost of less than $1 million that qualify for BCA assistance under this provision are not required to submit a cost-effective narrative.