SUMMIT, COUNTY OF, OH: Flood control (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, Submitted to FEMA)

SUMMIT, COUNTY OF (Akron, Ohio): Flood control (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, Submitted to FEMA). Its project amount of $1,636,447 is above the median of $789,635 (65th percentile). Dated 112 days ago, it serves as a historical benchmark. Score 55/100. As of 2026-11-03, from FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance subapplications (OpenFEMA).

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project amount: $1,636,447 · 65th percentile of 3,505 FemaHazardGrantPulse records · 2.1x the median

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ApplicantSUMMIT, COUNTY OF
Recipient (state/tribe)OHIO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, EMERGENCY MANAGMENT AGENCY
Applicant typeLocal Government
StateOH
ProgramBuilding Resilient Infrastructure and Communities
Fiscal year2025
StatusSubmitted to FEMA
ActivityFlood control
HazardFlooding
Benefiting countiesSUMMIT COUNTY
Total amount$1,636,447.43
Federal share$1,225,623.91
Benefit-cost ratio3.64
Submitted to FEMA2026-07-15
Proposed start2026-09-01
FEMA IDEMC-2025-BR-003-0002
project amount percentile65th of 3,505 (median $789,635, 2.1x median)
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Peer benchmark and outreach value: SUMMIT, COUNTY OF and 28 Ohio peers

  • Ohio FemaHazardGrantPulse records like this one: 28
  • SUMMIT, COUNTY OF's project amount: 65th percentile of 3,505 records
  • Timing: Low: older than 30 days
  • Estimated pipeline if you contact every Ohio peer: $5,600 (peers × rate × deal size; an estimate from your assumptions, not a forecast)

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55 / 100 Contract Opportunity Score

  • Project of $1M or more.
  • Submitted: get in early with the design team.
  • Construction-type activity: Flood control.

What is the FemaHazardGrantPulse record for SUMMIT, COUNTY OF in Akron, Ohio?

SUMMIT, COUNTY OF (OH) Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities project: Flood control, $1,636,447.43 (Submitted to FEMA).

How does SUMMIT, COUNTY OF compare to other Ohio FemaHazardGrantPulse records?

Its project amount of $1,636,447 sits in the upper half (65th percentile) of 3,505 records; the median is $789,635. It is 112 days old; check the official source for later updates before acting.

SUMMIT, COUNTY OF vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord date
SUMMIT, COUNTY OFAKRON, OH1,636,447.4365th2026-07-15
CUYAHOGA COUNTYCLEVELAND, OH1,100,00057th2026-07-14
CITY OF CINCINNATICINCINNATI, OH1,050,00057th2026-06-22
CHAGRIN VALLEY DISPATCH COUNCILBEDFORD, OH812,35951st2026-07-12

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