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Public Assistance Category B funding covers immediate emergency-response activities such as generators, debris clearance and shelters

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The listed activities are eligible uses supported by the advanced Public Assistance Category B funding for the response.

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FEMA has advanced upfront Public Assistance funding to Mississippi, Tennessee, and Louisiana following a severe winter storm, using amended emergency declarations to speed response. The agency provided $3.75 million each to Mississippi and Tennessee and $3.79 million to Louisiana to reimburse emergency protective measures and sustain critical response operations. The administration says the action is part of a reformed FEMA focused on faster, more flexible response while maintaining oversight.
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Unable to reliably render or extract full official lists from FEMA PAPPG PDF due to extremely large document stream retrieval; retry when the FEMA PAPPG document is accessible and parseable. This prevented definitive confirmation of whether every item in the quoted list is explicitly labeled Category B (notably emergency debris clearance, which FEMA typically classifies under Category A).

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  1. Scheduled follow-up · Feb 06, 2026overdue
  2. Completion due · Feb 06, 2026
  3. Update · Jan 31, 2026, 09:47 AMTech Error
    Unable to reliably render or extract full official lists from FEMA PAPPG PDF due to extremely large document stream retrieval; retry when the FEMA PAPPG document is accessible and parseable. This prevented definitive confirmation of whether every item in the quoted list is explicitly labeled Category B (notably emergency debris clearance, which FEMA typically classifies under Category A).
  4. Original article · Jan 30, 2026
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