Hazard mitigation grants program hmgp and hmgp-post fire hmgp-PF.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded the Texas Division of Emergency Management $8,285,633.32 under the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (CFDA 97.039) on February 2, 2026, with ultimate completion on September 30, 2026. TDEM, a division of The Texas A&M University System, functions as a pass-through entity distributing HMGP funds to local governments and special districts across Texas.

Sub-recipients are implementing resilience and mitigation projects in communities across Central and West Texas. The University of Texas at Austin is developing an Earthquake Early Warning and Fast Response System. Multiple municipalities are acquiring backup power generation systems: the City of Flatonia is installing generators for its water system; the City of Edna is equipping its police department with a generator; the City of Spearman is obtaining a portable generator for its water well; and the City of Pattison is installing a generator at city hall. The City of Shamrock received funding for a city hall generator. The City of Kaufman is conducting scoping work for the Love Street Drainage Project. County-level recipients are updating hazard mitigation plans: Concho County is completing its hazard mitigation plan update, Mason County is updating its mitigation plan, and Llano County Emergency Services District #5 is developing a hazard mitigation plan. Ochiltree County is installing a generator at its Expo Building.

Place of performance is Del Valle, Austin, Texas.