DR-1892 · New Hampshire

Project worksheets 16–380

SEVERE WINTER STORM

Showing 1–12 of 12 worksheets with dated revisions, in worksheet number order.

Worksheet timelines

Federal Public Assistance records
Worksheet	Applicant location	Work category	Last activity date	Last signed change	Federal share in project snapshot
16	Grafton County, New Hampshire	Emergency Protective Measures	May 15, 2010	-$4,892.86	$0.00
17	Statewide	Management Costs	April 28, 2014	-$37,667.90	$2,085.10
45	Unavailable	Emergency Protective Measures	November 17, 2010	$609.38	$3,566.18
72	Unavailable	Emergency Protective Measures	November 17, 2010	$1,575.00	$7,008.89
215	Statewide	Emergency Protective Measures	March 15, 2013	$206.39	$4,134.66
252	Unavailable	Debris Removal	November 17, 2010	$852.59	$95,836.04
256	Unavailable	Debris Removal	November 17, 2010	$524.42	$45,022.72
259	Unavailable	Emergency Protective Measures	November 17, 2010	$5,280.03	$35,010.36
276	Statewide	Emergency Protective Measures	November 17, 2010	-$5,571.63	$0.00
334	Strafford County, New Hampshire	Debris Removal	November 17, 2010	$582.00	$54,301.29
371	Statewide	Buildings and Equipment	September 16, 2011	-$1,444.53	$69,295.47
380	Unavailable	Roads and Bridges	November 17, 2010	-$2,135.06	$0.00

Declaration and program designations follow the OpenFEMA extract dated November 6, 2026. County matches require the declared county code and a matching place name. The original declaration date anchors elapsed-time calculations. Local program designations may have changed after that date.
Household figures combine available owner or renter registration buckets within a declaration and county. The approved amounts come from FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program data. A figure covers published buckets with consistent registration counts and amounts.
The project snapshot was refreshed by FEMA on November 10, 2026. Its federal share is the amount FEMA obligated to a public-assistance recipient for approved work. Applicant geography describes the organization’s location or statewide classification. First and last obligation dates describe grant records.
Project timelines use matching worksheet and applicant IDs. Each version’s signed amount comes from FEMA grant award activity, which contains entries through November 10, 2026. Negative entries reduce the recorded obligation. A worksheet may have later accounting activity after the project snapshot.

America.co analysis of Federal Emergency Management Agency OpenFEMA data, retrieved November 10, 2026.