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Find similar grantsGovernor's Emergency Fund is sponsored by Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs. Assists communities in Arizona to recover and rebuild following state and/or federally declared disasters.
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Article 3 - GOVERNOR'S EMERGENCY FUND § R8-2-302 - Applications for State-Level Emergency Assistance § R8-2-303 - Contents of an Application for Assistance § R8-2-304 - Application for Assistance by a Political Subdivision § R8-2-305 - Application for Assistance by a State Agency § R8-2-306 - Action on an Application for Assistance § R8-2-307 - Declaration File Number § R8-2-308 - Limitation of Governor's Emergency Fund Expenditure § R8-2-310 - Retention of Records § R8-2-311 - Establishment of the Incident Period and Termination of the Declaration § R8-2-312 - Duplication of Benefits § R8-2-313 - Allowable Claims Against the Governor's Emergency Fund § R8-2-314 - Hazard Mitigation and Improved Projects § R8-2-315 - Advance of Funds from the Governor's Emergency Fund § R8-2-316 - Final Inspection and Audit § R8-2-317 - Inspection and Audit of Contract Provisions § R8-2-319 - Review and Appeal State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available.
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