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FY 20 Statement of Work TDEM 17-A - Texas Emergency

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The document is an application for the Fiscal Year 2020 Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG), outlining the necessary information and attachments required for jurisdictions to apply. It includes sections for applicant details, program participants, a checklist of required forms, and certification by authorized officials. The application aims to establish an annual work plan for emergency management programs.

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Begin by entering the 'Applicant Name' and 'County' in the designated fields. Ensure that you provide accurate information as this is crucial for your application.
Indicate your EMPG status by selecting either 'Current EMPG Program participant' or 'New EMPG Program applicant'. This helps clarify your position within the program.
Fill in the 'Disaster District' field, which is essential for identifying your jurisdiction's emergency management area.
List all program participants in the 'Program Participants' section. Be sure to note any jurisdictions that have joined or withdrawn from your program over the past year.
Review the checklist of application attachments carefully. Make sure to include all required documents such as the Designation of Grant Officials and Application for Federal Assistance, ensuring they are signed where necessary.
Complete the certification section at the end of the form, including signatures from authorized officials and dates to validate your application.

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