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FEMA FOIA Request No 2019 FOIA LOG Request ID Organization Requester Name Request Description Received Date Records pertaining to the number of hours spent in Puerto Rico in relief services from Hurricane Maria, and all emails sent 10/01/2018 from William B.“Brock” Long, the FEMA Administrator, to David I. Maurstad, the Deputy Associate Administrator for the 2019-FEFO-00002 - Kosmala, Karina Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration regarding Hurricane Maria. (Desired date range 8/1/2017 through 11/30/2017) Record of the name of the contractor, the date the contract was awarded, the date the contract was canceled or revoked and 10/02/2018 the reason the contract was canceled or revoked before the service or work was completed. The records should provide 2019-FEFO-00003 Politico Woellert, Lorraine thename of the individual contractor and the reason for which the contract was canceledor revoked before the work or service was fully rendered. (Desired date range 9/20/2017 through 4/1/2018) FOIA logs from May 4, 2018 until the date of the receipt of this letter. Please include the FOIA log or file number, the date 10/02/2018 2019-FEFO-00004 Politico Woellert, Lorraine the request was received, name of the person or organization making the request, a description of the information sought, date the response was sent, and the type of response sent. (Desired date range 5/4/2018 through 10/2/2018) Records regarding FEMA's rescue and recovery response to Hurricane Florence and related events in September and October 10/02/2018 2018 for the below counties in North Carolina, including but not limited to the activation dates and times for Search and Rescue Task Force Teams and Incident Support Teams deployed during the incident; and a full listing of each team's orders, 2019-FEFO-00006 WECT News Wissbaum, Brandon movements and locations during the full course of the deployment, as well as action reports completed by team leaders for each individual team deployed during the incident. The above-reference counties are: New Hanover County, Brunswick County, Columbus County, Bladen County, and Pender County. (Desired date range 9/1/2018 through 10/31/2018) All insurance claim information, including any insurance policies, documents submitted with the claim, estimates, inspection 10/03/2018 reports, payment documentation, photographs, correspondence, notes and any other documents which relate in any way to a 2019-FEFO-00007 Peterson Bernard Smith, Lauren claim for flood damage made on or after September 10, 2017 by the described party. (Desired date range 9/10/2017 through 10/3/2018) 1) Any and all documents submitted by the City of Harvey, Illinois as part of its most recent application for a Staffing for 10/03/2018 Daily Adequate Fire & Emergency Response grant 2) The award letter and any accompanying or supplemental documentation 2019-FEFO-00008 Southtown/Tribune Koeske, Zak provided to the City of Harvey, Illinois regarding its recent SAFER grant award 3) Any and all communications, written or Publishing emailed, between the City of Harvey, Illinois or its representatives and FEMA officials regarding its recent SAFER grant application and award, including but not limited to communications related to its acceptance/rejection of said award The following information related to Federal Disaster Assistance, specifically Public Assistance and the Hazard Mitigation 10/03/2018 Grant Program, provided to Puerto Rico and its sub-grantees following the following Major Disaster Declarations: • DR-597 (Hurricane David) • DR-842 (Hurricane Hugo) • DR-1068 (Hurricane Marilyn) • DR-1136 (Hurricane Hortense) • DR-4017 (Hurricane Irene) • DR-4336 (Hurricane Irma) • DR- 4339 (Hurricane Maria) I am specifically requesting the (a) number of 2019-FEFO-00010 - Renick, Gregory projects approved in each PA category in each disaster by applicant); (b) the amount of federal funding obligated for projects in each category by applicant);(c) the amount of federal reimbursements in each county by applicant; (d) the percentage of projects/work completed; and (e) the list of projects not yet completed and reason. I am also specifically requesting similar information related to Federal Hazard Mitigation Grant funding obligated for the aforementioned disasters. A copy of the following documents identified to HSFE2017F0068 and you seek no pricing: 1. Copy of the contract (Task 10/04/2018 2019-FEFO-00009 FOIA Group Santos, Rose Order) title page (1st page only) and 2. Copy of the CURRENT Statement of Work/Performance Work Statement (SOW/PWS) copies of the letters of support issued by Members of Congress to the Federal Emergency Management Agency in support of 10/04/2018 2019-FEFO-00011 Open The Books Bruno, Frank grant applications for any of the following organizations, limited to the fiscal years FY2016-FY2018: University of Southern California Chickasaw Nation Any and all documents related to the tracking of and contribution to the death toll in Puerto Rico due to Hurricane Maria in 10/04/2018 2019-FEFO-00012 Yahoo News Campbell, Colin 2017. Logs and geodata for successful delivery of presidential alert, specifically trends regarding those who were sent alert but did 10/04/2018 2019-FEFO-00014 - Johnson, Jason not receive them and all data regarding incidental or intentional omissions of alert recipients. Repairs and/or payment for work that was done on the named residence after Hurricane Sandy (Desired date range 12/04/2018 Wilson Elser Moskowitz 2019-FEFO-00005 Monien, Madeline 10/29/2012 through 10/30/2012) Edelman & Dicker LLP What was the cost to develop the Presidential Email/Warning system; cost of software, cost of hardware, cost of labor; 10/03/2018 What was the total cost paid to Contractors; What was the cost of all Email Warnings in the past; software, hardware, labor; How much time was involved; How long did it take to transmit to the entire US for the Presidential Early Warning System; 2019-FEFO-00015 - Downey, Mark How long did it take to transmit other email warnings; How many email warnings were sent in the past; •What Companies developed the warning systems. Access to and copies of interoffice memorandum or emails pertaining to Hurricane Maria from September 16, 2017 to 10/04/2018 October 2, 2017. Specifically, the number of hours spent in Puerto Rico in relief services from Hurricane Maria. I would like 2019-FEFO-00017 - Kosmala, Karina all emails sent from William B. “Brock” Long, the FEMA Administrator, to David I. Maurstad, the Deputy Associate Administrator for the Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration (FIMA) regarding Hurricane Maria. (Desired date range 8/1/2017 through 11/30/2017) A copy of report as it shows agency discrimination and disparate treatment. Reports are normally on OIGs website but I do 11/07/2018 2019-FEFO-00018 - Coleman, Nina not see it there. a copy of the FEMA National Emergency Training Center Management Operations & Support Serv’s Task Order 10/09/2018 2019-FEFO-00019 FOIA Group Santos, Rose 70FA2018F00000123 (Under contract GS00Q14OADU102) awarded to Battelle Memorial Institute. request a copy of the FEMA National Emergency Training Center Management Operations & Support Serv’s Task Order 10/09/2018 2019-FEFO-00020 FOIA Group Santos, Rose 70FA2018F00000061 (Under contract GS00Q14OADS117) awarded to Fors Marsh Group LLC A copy of the FEMA Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration’s Task Order HSFE6017F0012 (Under contract 10/09/2018 2019-FEFO-00021 FOIA Group Santos, Rose GS00Q14OADS134) awarded to Potomacwave Consulting Inc. Any and all documents and/or photographs relating to flooding of (b)(6), as well as any and all buyout attempts that were 10/09/2018 2019-FEFO-00022 - (b)(6) made for the subject property from 1993 to present date. (Desired date range January 1, 1993 through October 9, 2018) 1 of 36 2019 FOIA LOG Any damage estimates by public housing authorities related to Harvey; any applications submitted by or on behalf of any 10/09/2018 public housing authority in areas affected by Harvey for public assistance or any type of available funds from FEMA; any 2019-FEFO-00023 Texas Housers Adams, Amelia awards from FEMA to public housing authorities; and the names of the complexes which sustained damage from Harvey. Would like to do an open records request for the named individual for the following information: copies of performance 10/10/2018 Office of Injured 2019-FEPA-00001 Torres, Adriana Employee Counsel evaluations; disciplinary actions; dates of employment; leave balances; and, their last year of attendance records. For the TriPOD request, you are interested in any correspondence FEMA had related to the TriPoD exercise to and from the 10/10/2018 other agencies involved, which would include: New York City's Office of Emergency Management (OEM), United States Department of Justice (USDOJ), the Weill Medical College of Cornel Medical Center, the New York City Department of 2019-FEFO-00029 - Snell, Trevor Health (DOH), the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), the New York City Police Department NYPD), and the American Red Cross of Greater New York. You are also interested in minutes or proceedings from TriPOD meetings, TriPOD itineraries or schedules of events, and a TriPOD budget plan. For the Red Ex exercise, you are interested in any correspondence FEMA had related to the Red Ex exercise to and from the 10/10/2018 other agencies involved, which would include: Office off the Mayor, City of New York; New York City Department of Health (NYC DOH), New York City Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, New York City Law Department, Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC), New York Presbyterian Hospital, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), New York City Police Department (NYPD), Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY), Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, and 2019-FEFO-00031 - Snell, Trevor New Jersery Emergency Management and Public Health agencies; New York State Emergency Management Office (SEMO), New York State Department of Health (NYS DOH), U.S.
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