x = 5 if x > 10: print("Big") else: print("Small")

FEMA Reimbursement Process

 FEMA Reimbursement Process

1. Gaining Command submits RBA Estimate  to Service Component
2. Service Component signs and submits the RBA Estimate to COCOM
3. COCOM Signs the RBA Estimate and returns to the Service Component
4. Service Component enters Estimate and signed document into DDASS
5. Once travel is complete and finalized…Gaining Command submits a Final Estimate with receipts to Service Component.
6. Service Component signs and submits the RBA Final Estimate with receipts to COCOM
7. COCOM Signs the RBA Final Estimate and returns to the Service Component
8. Service Component enters Final Estimate and signed documents into DDASS
9. Once all these are done and there is enough money in MA to cover the costs (which would otherwise require going back to FEMA to request the MA by amended)…Gaining Command submits the signed Reimbursement documents with receipts to FMEA for pay via the Gaining Commands Finance Department.   

 

DSCA CONPLAN

  

Navy Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officers (NEPLOs) – NEPLOs are Navy Reserve Officers, normally in the grade of O-6, assigned to civil/military headquarters to represent Department of the Navy (DON) planning agents in coordinating Navy Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) during civil emergencies. All NEPLOs remain under the service authority of the Navy PPAs (via respective RPAs) during all DSCA evolutions. NEPLOs are assigned to every state, FEMA region, and most U.S. territories, operating in support of the applicable Defense Coordinating Officer (DCO) along with various Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSC) Command and Control (C2) nodes. They are ADCON to Navy Regions and accomplish this mission through the ten FEMA regions. Each FEMA region has a FEMA Senior NEPLO responsible for coordinating Navy support within their respective region.

 

NEPLO Mission Statement

 The mission of the NEPLO Program (Navy Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer Program) is to support civil authorities during domestic emergencies and Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) operations by serving as the Navy's primary liaison to federal, state, and local agencies. NEPLOs enhance coordination between the Navy, other military branches, FEMA, and state emergency management agencies to ensure efficient and effective military support during national disasters, emergencies, and homeland security operations.

DCO NEPLO REQUEST

 

DSCA COORDINATORS

 DSCA Coordinators

Talking Points

1. An active-duty military member or civilian responsible for DSCA coordination at the Regional or Installation level.

2. Serves as the direct point of contact for Region or Installation DSCA with FFC.

3. NEPLO Request Process

1. DCO Notification
   The Region Defense Coordinating Officer (DCO) informs the Region Senior NEPLO (RSN) of any NEPLO requirements.

2. Region Staff Coordination
   The RSN contacts the Region DSCA Coordinator to inform Region staff of the request.

3. DEPORD Preparation
   The RSN notifies Fleet Forces Command (FFC)—specifically Wil Thompson—who drafts the DEPORD to deploy NEPLOs.

4. Funding Initiation
   The RSN notifies the Program Manager about the DCO’s request, enabling the initiation of the funding process.

   
   

 

 5. FEMA A converting to SENIOR REGION NEPLO (SRN)