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FEMA Should Recover $25.4 Million in Grant Funds Awarded to Louisville, Mississippi, for an April 2014 Disaster

Executive Summary

The City of Louisville (City), Mississippi, received a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant award of $61.7 million for damages resulting from an April 2014 disaster. We had concerns about how effectively the City complied with the Public Assistance Alternative Procedures Pilot Program (PAAP program) authorized by the Sandy Recovery Improvement Act of 2013.

Report Number

OIG-16-143-D

Issue Date

09/29/2016

Document File

OIG-16-143-D-Sep16.pdf

DHS Agency

FEMA

Oversight Area

Disaster Recovery

Fiscal Year

2016

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