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Oregon disaster prep hindered after FEMA cancels grant program

  • FEMA canceled the Fiscal Year 2024 BRIC grant program on April 4, halting disaster preparedness funding across Oregon.
  • This cancellation follows unclear rationale from the federal administration and means no applications will be reviewed or funded this year.
  • The decision affects 26 projects with $140 million federally and $90 million locally, including a Mapleton water infrastructure upgrade now delayed.
  • OEM Director Erin McMahon said this will cause delays, locked cost estimates will expire, and some projects may become too expensive to complete.
  • Without BRIC funding, Oregon communities face setbacks in reducing disaster risk and infrastructure vulnerability, underscoring urgent needs for support.
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Federal cancellation of grant program impedes Oregon's ability to prepare for disasters

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management (OEM) has outlined the impact the April 4 announcement from FEMA canceling the fiscal year 2024 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant program has on Oregon.

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Curry Pilot broke the news in on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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