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Great Plains Development Authority vs CITY OF RUSSELL: FemaHazardGrantPulse comparison

CITY OF RUSSELL's project amount of $7,433,948 is 1.2x Great Plains Development Authority's $5,950,584 (87th percentile). Great Plains Development Authority is dated 2025-10-08; CITY OF RUSSELL 2026-07-14.

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

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How does Great Plains Development Authority compare to CITY OF RUSSELL?

FieldGreat Plains Development AuthorityCITY OF RUSSELL
ApplicantGreat Plains Development AuthorityCITY OF RUSSELL
Recipient (state/tribe)StatewideKANSAS ADJUTANT GENERAL DEPARTMENT
StateKSKS
ProgramHazard Mitigation Grant ProgramBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and Communities
Fiscal year20242025
StatusPendingSubmitted to FEMA
ActivityUtility and infrastructure protectionUtility and infrastructure protection
HazardDroughtDrought
Benefiting countiesLabetteRUSSELL COUNTY
Total amount$5,950,584$7,433,947.5
Federal share$2,000,000$5,575,460.62
Benefit-cost ratio4.450.98
Submitted to FEMA2025-10-082026-07-14
FEMA IDDR-4774-0005EMK-2025-BR-001-0012
Applicant typeLocal Government
Proposed start2026-06-01
project amount percentile84th87th
Contract Opportunity Score55/10055/100
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