What type of assistance is not provided under federal programs in flood hazard areas for a suspended community?

Federal disaster assistance is not available for communities that have been suspended from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). When a community is suspended, it indicates a failure to comply with NFIP regulations, which means they are no longer eligible for federal programs related to flood hazard areas. This includes funding for disaster relief that might typically support recovery efforts for areas affected by flooding.

In contrast, infrastructure development loans, housing development grants, and emergency relief funds may still be available through other channels, albeit with limitations or restrictions, as communities often have alternative funding sources outside of the federal disaster assistance umbrella. However, the core principle is that if a community is suspended from the NFIP, it loses access to specific federal disaster assistance that addresses flood-related damages and recovery.