COORDINATED PLACE BASED RECOVERY SUPPORT
[https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20210318/coordinated-place-based-recovery-support-0]


Release Date: 
三月 1, 2018 

The Coordinated Place Based Recovery Support (CPBRS) team provides a
framework for organizing and delivering federal, state, and private
sector recovery resources in support of local recovery leadership in
Collier, Hendry, Lee and Monroe counties. The purpose of the CPBRS
teams is to help communities get disaster recovery projects to the
implementation stage, with the goal of improving community disaster
resilience.

Coordinated Place Based Recovery Support teams will help identify
critical steps and resources for project implementation, including
technical assistance and funding sources, grant timelines, data
collection and analysis, timelines, milestones, training and project
management requirements.

The level of interagency support is determined by analyzing disaster
impacts, coordinating with local, state and federal partners, and
assessing existing local pre- and post-disaster conditions. The teams
will work directly with county departments to develop an
implementation roadmap for critical recovery projects.

The process commenced with kick-off meetings in each of the four
counties. FEMA and State disaster recovery leadership met with county
leadership and department heads, who provided county recovery
priorities. CPBRS teams will embed in each of the counties and work
directly with county staff who would benefit most from this enhanced
level of community-focused support.

The Coordinated Place Based Recovery Support teams are comprised of
staff from FEMA Community Planning & Capacity Building, Environmental
& Historic Preservation, and Hazard Mitigation, with remote support
from Florida Departments of Emergency Management and Economic
Opportunity. The teams have direct reach back to multiple federal
agencies, including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, USDA Rural
Development, Economic Development Administration, DHS-Office of
Infrastructure Protection, Department of Interior, Environmental
Protection Agency Office of Sustainability, Housing and Urban
Development, and Health and Human Services.

The targeted timeframe for CPBRS support is four to six months, with
the goal of providing a project development strategy for
locally-implemented projects. FEMA Region IV staff and steady-state
federal partner offices will continue to support as projects move to
implementation.