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CITY OF DYERSVILLE vs CITY OF OELWEIN: FemaHazardGrantPulse comparison

CITY OF DYERSVILLE's project amount of $10,840,601 is 1.1x CITY OF OELWEIN's $10,194,345 (90th percentile). CITY OF DYERSVILLE is dated 2026-07-15; CITY OF OELWEIN 2026-07-21.

Data as of · Compiled by Zalwin from FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance subapplications (OpenFEMA)

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How does CITY OF DYERSVILLE compare to CITY OF OELWEIN?

FieldCITY OF DYERSVILLECITY OF OELWEIN
ApplicantCITY OF DYERSVILLECITY OF OELWEIN
Recipient (state/tribe)IOWA HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENTIOWA HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Applicant typeLocal GovernmentLocal Government
StateIAIA
ProgramBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and CommunitiesBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and Communities
Fiscal year20252025
StatusSubmitted to FEMASubmitted to FEMA
ActivityFlood controlFlood control
HazardFloodingFlooding
Benefiting countiesDELAWARE COUNTY; DUBUQUE COUNTYFAYETTE COUNTY
Total amount$10,840,600.76$10,194,344.55
Federal share$8,116,500$7,441,732.5
Benefit-cost ratio1.051.14
Submitted to FEMA2026-07-152026-07-21
Proposed start2026-10-012027-03-01
FEMA IDEMK-2025-BR-002-0009EMK-2025-BR-002-0016
project amount percentile90th90th
Contract Opportunity Score65/10065/100
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