EDA FY25 Disaster Supplemental (Program)
U.S. Department of Commerce – Economic Development Administration (EDA)
Total Grant Value:
Total program funding is approximately $1.447 billion.
Individual Grant Award Maximum:
Awards range from $0 to $50,000,000 depending on project scope and pathway.
About the Grant:
EDA’s FY25 Disaster Supplemental supports economic recovery in communities impacted by 2023–2024 federally declared disasters. Three pathways: Readiness (strategy, capacity, predevelopment), Implementation (construction and non-construction), and Industry Transformation (coalition-led portfolios). Eligible applicants include states, counties, cities, special purpose units, EDDs, tribes, IHEs, and public/nonprofit economic development organizations; for-profit entities and individuals are not eligible. Cost share is required (match rate varies by distress and project type). Projects should create/retain jobs, leverage private investment, and improve long-term resiliency. LA County and its cities, JPAs, ports, and universities may apply directly if the project ties to eligible disaster declarations affecting the region. Examples include industrial site readiness, infrastructure for resilient industry clusters, workforce facilities, and planning for recovery. Rolling submission continues until funds are exhausted or superseded by a new NOFO.
Key Dates, Deadlines, and Events:
No submission deadline; applications accepted on an ongoing basis until funds are expended or a new NOFO is issued.
Submission Due Date:
Ongoing
Funds Allocated to LA County Locations
No specifically specified LAC funding.
