Vital CDBG-DR Documents

Funding Portal

A total of $17 billion has been committed to repairing impacted homes and businesses, restoring community services, and mitigating future storm risks across New York State. The Funding Portal allows site visitors to track the status of these investments in real-time. 

New York State has been impacted severely by a number of storms in the recent years. Overall, 30 New York counties are eligible for storm-related financial assistance that were impacted by Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee or Hurricane Sandy. The United States Congress has approved approximately $60 billion in disaster aid for the states hit by Superstorm Sandy and New York State anticipates that about half will be allocated to New York. Certain funds under the federal program will also be available to victims of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee. In order to be transparent and demonstrate accountability, New York State is providing public access to all State allocations and expenditures of disaster relief funds including available funding streams and criteria.

Visit the Funding Portal

Action Plans & Amendments

The New York State Storm Recovery Plan helps define how the State will effectively use all available funding to recover and rebuild, and just as importantly, to stimulate economic growth in every affected community.

 

RHC Action Plans & Amendments

Contracts

Access all contracts awarded as part of the NY Rising and all other RHC CDBG-DR Action Plans.

 

RHC Contracts

Policy Manuals

Visit this page to access GOSR Policy Manuals  These manuals represent the current version of the GOSR policy which provides general guidance for the operation of the GOSR program.

 

Policy Manuals

Reports

Find issues of our reports and presentations.

 

Legislative AND OTHER Reports

 

Access GOSR's quarterly progress reports.

Quarterly Reports

Community Reconstruction Final Plans

Access all Final Plans submitted to the NY Rising Community Reconstruction program.

 

COMMUNITY RECONSTRUCTION FINAL PLANS

Uniform Guidance

On December 26, 2013, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) consolidated eight existing circulars into one Super Circular (the Uniform Guidance, also referred to as 2 C.F.R. 200).  Information pertaining to the Uniform Guidance can be found on this page.