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f!rD*ur*", <br />TfrATIAGEI]ENTY/KtnrrAs coatNTY <br />KITTITAS COUNry CEMP <br />. Appropriate extracts from payrolls, with any cross-references needed to <br />locate original documents. <br />. A schedule of equipment used on the job. <br />. lnvoices, warrants, and checks issued and paid for materials and supplies <br />used on the job. <br />b. Work that is contracted out. <br />. Copies of request for bids. <br />o The contract which is let. <br />. lnvoices submitted by the contractor. <br />. Warrants authorizing check issuance. <br />c. Work that is done under inter-community agreements and mutual aid. <br />Disaster-related expenditures and obligations of county agencies and localjurisdictions and <br />organizations may be reimbursed under several federal programs. Reimbursement of approved <br />costs for work performed in the restoration of certain public facilities may be authorized by the <br />federal government after a major disaster declaration by the President of the United States under <br />the statutory authority of certain federal agencies. <br />Audits of emergency expenditures will be conducted during normal audits of local governments <br />Audits of projects approved for funding with federal disaster assistance funds are necessary to <br />determine the eligibility of the costs claimed by the applicant. <br />B. Cost Recovery <br />Disaster-related expenditures and obligations of state agencies, localjurisdictions, and other <br />organizations may be reimbursed under severalfederal programs. The federal government <br />may authorize reimbursement of approved costs for work performed in the restoration of certain <br />public facilities after a major disaster declaration by the President of the United States under the <br />statutory authority of certain federal agencies. <br />Note: Reimbursement of costs is not guaranteed and if provided it will likely not cover all costs <br />incurred. <br />lmmediate reports of damage losses, and requests for assistance, must be sent, or called in, to <br />Emergency Management (EM) or the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for the County <br />Commissioners to have a basis for proclaiming an emergency. The county needs to foruvard <br />damage reports to the SEOC for the Governor to have a basis for proclaiming a state of <br />emergency. The state needs to proclaim an emergency before requests for federal assistance <br />and a Presidential Declaration can be made. ln other words, requests for assistance must start <br />at the lowest level and work their way up. lf there is a delay in requesting assistance there could <br />also be a delay in receiving any outside assistance that might be available. <br />Auditor <br />. Support county emergency resource program. <br />November 2024 | BASIC PLAN Page 49 of 63