Regional Mitigation — Texas General Land Office funding opportunity
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Regional Mitigation

Regional Mitigation Program - Council of Governments Method of Distribution (COG MODs) Under the Regional Mitigation Program (COG MODs), Councils of Governments (COG) will develop a local Method of Distribution (MOD) all...

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  • Who can apply: State-level applicants (see eligibility for details).
  • Deadline: Rolling — applications accepted any time.
  • Issued by: Texas General Land Office.
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  • Where: Texas.
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  • Matching funds: not required.
  • Deadline type: Rolling.

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About this opportunity

Regional Mitigation Program - Council of Governments Method of Distribution (COG MODs) Under the Regional Mitigation Program (COG MODs), Councils of Governments (COG) will develop a local Method of Distribution (MOD) allocating CDBG-MIT funds to eligible entities. A regional mitigation approach is vital given that each region is impacted differently and has different hazards and vulnerabilities. These regional investments will work to reduce risk related to hurricanes, tropical storms and other hazards. Program Process: COGs will develop a COG MOD through a public process. GLO will review and approve respective MODs. GLO will make available an application for eligible entities. Eligible entities will apply for mitigation projects with the funds they were allocated. GLO will review applications for project eligibility. GLO will execute a contract between the GLO and the eligible entity implementing the project(s). Application Information: Entities who have been identified in respective COG MODs and have accepted funds via a Funding Acknowledgement Letter will receive direct notification from the GLO once the final COG MOD has been approved by the GLO. Entities should refer to the notification letter for the specific due date of the application. All applications must be completed through the Application Portal. Application Registration Application Portal Resources Road Show Presentation Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) For all other questions, email: [email protected] Participating Councils of Governments COG Total Allocation Alamo Area COG Approved MOD $29,888,000 Brazos Valley COG Approved MOD $25,041,000 Capital Area COG Approved MOD $52,253,000 Coastal Bend COG Approved MOD $179,547,000 Central Texas COG Approved MOD $6,769,000 Deep East Texas COG Approved MOD $161,542,000 Golden Crescent RPC Approved MOD $80,317,000 Houston-Galveston Area Council Approved MOD $488,762,000 South East Texas RPC Approved MOD $142,878,000 Program Grand Total $1,166,997,000 Regional Mitigation Program Approved Projects Approved Regional Mitigation Program Project Descriptions Approved Regional Mitigation Program Projects Table Regional Mitigation Program (COG MODs) Supporting Documents GLO program guidelines and forms for use in the creation of the MODs: Program Guidelines MOD Citizen Participation Plan MOD Summary Form Excel Allocation Spreadsheet COG MOD Map Application Material Resources If you are unable to open a .pdf file in your browser, download the .pdf file by right-clicking and selecting "Save link as...", then open it with Adobe Acrobat . Regional Mitigation Application Guide Regional Mitigation Application Documentation Federal SF-424 Form Federal SF-424 Form Instructions Budget Justification of Retail Costs Local Certification Form FY21 LMISD Data with State Median Income Waiver Applied Survey Methodology Manual FY 2021 Non-entitlement Upper Quartile Counties FY 2021 Entitlement Upper Quartile Communities FY 2022 Survey Questionnaire – 80% (English) FY 2022 Survey Questionnaire – 80% (Spanish) Survey Tabulation Form Random Number Generator Race and Ethnicity/Gender Calculator Procurement Guidance Geographic Information Systems (GIS) CDBG-MIT Mapping Viewer Urgent Need Mitigation Information For technical assistance email:  [email protected]

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Source systemtx-glo
Source IDdisaster-recovery-mitigation-regional-mitigation

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