Flood Mitigation Assistance Swift Current Grant

How it works

The page says Flood Mitigation Assistance Swift Current is a grant for National Flood Insurance Program participants with repetitive loss, severe repetitive loss, and substantially damaged properties. It is only available when a flood disaster has been presidentially declared.

What the money covers

The page does not provide a detailed scope of work or a homeowner award amount. It presents Swift Current as a flood mitigation grant linked to post-disaster flood conditions and repetitive-loss-related properties.

Amounts and matching

No amount or cost-share figure is stated on the page.

How to apply

The page does not provide a separate application process in the excerpt, but it identifies FEMA’s Swift Current website as a resource. Since this is listed on the MEMA grants page, applicants would likely work through the state hazard mitigation process described elsewhere on the page.

Timing and deadlines

• Only available when a flood disaster has been presidentially declared.
• The page shows FY23 Swift Current as closed and says FEMA is currently reviewing subapplications.

Notes for homeowners

This is the closest thing on the page to a homeowner-facing flood mitigation program, but the page still frames it as a grant for NFIP participants rather than a direct open-ended homeowner rebate.