FY24 National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program (NEHRP)

The FY24 National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program (NEHRP) is a federal‑state grant administered by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency to fund earthquake mitigation activities in states and territories identified as having high to very‑high seismic risk. The grant supports three main categories of work: (1) public awareness and education on earthquake preparedness; (2) development of policies, tools, and products that enhance seismic risk reduction; and (3) implementation of programs or projects that directly improve resilience to earthquakes. Funding is limited to one award of $62,496 and is non‑competitive, with indirect costs allowed and a matching requirement. Eligible recipients include state or territorial governments, non‑profit organizations, and higher‑education institutions located in the high‑risk areas. • Total award amount: $62,496 (non‑competitive, one award) • Eligible entities: States/territories with high seismic risk, qualifying non‑profits, and colleges/universities • Scope of work: education/awareness, policy/tool development, and implementation of mitigation projects • Grant type: Disaster Prevention and Relief, federal pass‑through funding • Requirements: matching contribution, indirect costs permitted, one‑time application, multiple applications allowed