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Oregon Emergency Management

Disaster Recovery Assistance Guidebook
Table of Contents
 
Section A: Sequence or activities essential to recovery
  1. Local Process
  2. State Process
  3. Federal Process
 
Section B: Coordination and delivery of disaster recovery assistance
  1. Local
  2. State
  3. Federal
  4. Voluntary Agency Coordination
 
 
Section A: Sequence of Delivery of individual assistance (IA) programs
  1. Insurance
  2. Voluntary Agency Assistance
  3. Individuals and Households Program
  4. Loans
  5. Voluntary Agency Additional Assistance
 
Section B: Other individual assistancy programs
Section C: Disaster Recovery Centers
 
 
Insurance
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
 
 
Section A: FEMA-OEM public assistancy (PA) program
Section B: Other FEMA directed programs
Section C: Federal highway administartion (FHWA)
Section D: Rural utilities service
Section E: US Army Corps of engineers (USACE) programs
Section F: Natural resorces conservation service (NRCS)
Section G: Water control facility coordination
 
PART V - FARM SERVICE AGENCY (FSA) PROGRAMS FOR AGRICULTURE
 
PART VI - PERMITS AND HABITAT CONSIDERATIONS
 
Removal-Fill Permits
In-Water Work Permits
Habitat Considerations
Local Permits
 
 
Community Relations
Managing Visits by Officials from Other Jurisdictions
Recovery as an Opportunity to Create a More Disaster Resistant Community
 
PART VIII - APPENDICES
 
Section A: General information
  1. Definition of Terms Used in This Guidebook
  2. Acronyms Used in This Guidebook
  3. References
  4. Summary Overview of Disaster Recovery Programs
  5. Individual Assistance Sequence of Delivery of Assistance Flowchart
  6. Individuals and Households Program (IHP) Overview
 
Section D: Examples
 
Page updated: December 28, 2007

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