Mapco's team of project managers and consultants have over 60 years of combined experience in performing debris removal monitoring and grant administration services for over 25 federally declared disasters and emergencies.
To date our team has successfully aided our clients in applying for and retaining more than $1 billion dollars of federal grant funding for debris removal in the aftermath of a declared disaster. We have monitored more than 10 million cubic yards of debris and aided in the recovery of more than a million assets for our clients.
In the aftermath of a disaster or emergency event that creates wide spread destruction and generates large amounts of debris, we assist local governments, state agencies, special districts, parishes, and other qualifying agencies in their disaster recovery efforts.
Our monitoring services are a vital part of ensuring that debris removal is conducted appropriately and in accordance with federal, state and local rules and regulations.
For many grants, the monitoring services that we provide are required in order to meet the guidelines and qualifications for financial reimbursement. The agencies that require these services are:
-Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
-Public Assistance Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
-Emergency Relief Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS)
-Emergency Watershed Protection Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
-Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
By retaining an experienced disaster debris monitoring firm, such as Mapco Services, applicants seeking reimbursement from grant programs will significantly benefit from our team's long standing relationships with the grant programs, specialized knowledge, expertise, and experience in disaster monitoring, We aid in the development, implementation, and monitoring a variety of disaster debris removal programs, often resulting in expeditious recovery efforts and rapid reimbursement funding for the clients which we serve.
