FY23 Selections
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General Questions
The Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program supports states, local and territorial governments and Tribal Nations as they work to reduce their hazard risk.
The program aims to support communities as they build capability and capacity. BRIC also encourages and aids innovation. It helps partnerships grow; supports infrastructure projects; and fosters flexibility and consistency.
Fiscal Year 2024 Notice of Funding Opportunity for the BRIC Program
On Jan. 6, 2025, FEMA published the Fiscal Year 2024 BRIC Notice of Funding Opportunity, totaling $750 million in available funding. These funds will help state, local, Tribal and territorial governments address high-level future risks to natural disasters, foster greater community resilience and reduce disaster suffering.
Learn More about the BRIC and FMA Funding Opportunities
Fiscal Year 2023 Selections
On July 2, 2024, FEMA announced the subapplicants selected for the BRIC program in four funding opportunities:
- State or Territory Allocation
- Tribal Set-Aside
- State or Territory Building Code Plus-Up
- Tribal Building Code Plus-Up
- National Competition
The federal cost share for these totaled more than $882.6 million. In addition, 93 communities, territories and Tribal Nations were announced for the FY23 BRIC Direct Technical Assistance initiative.
An additional $116.2 million for recipient management costs is allocated for 79 states, Tribes, territories, and the District of Columbia. This brings the total amount of funding for this BRIC grant cycle to nearly $1 billion.
Learn more about how FEMA invests in hazard mitigation across the nation with the BRIC and Flood Mitigation Assistance Obligations Dashboard.
BRIC Direct Technical Assistance
The BRIC program also offers communities, territories and Tribal Nations non-financial direct technical assistance. This support helps with hazard planning and projects.
BRIC DTA does not require a previous grant subapplication or award. Communities also don’t need an approved hazard mitigation plan to apply.
Visit the BRIC Direct Technical Assistance web page for more information or to learn about participating communities, territories and Tribal Nations.
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Learn about the available funding, who's eligible to apply, types of activities eligible for funding, and what to expect when you apply.
Get important application dates, resources to navigate FEMA GO, criteria required in your application, and details on the documentation you need to include.
Understand your application status, the appeal process, and how to manage your award.
Access more information about the mission and vision of the BRIC program and gain access to all BRIC program resources.
Read this fact sheet to learn about other programs available under Hazard Mitigation Assistance.
General Questions
Subapplicants should contact their state, Tribe or territory (applicant level) Hazard Mitigation Office. You can also reach out to the FEMA Regional Office with any questions.