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FEMA Chief Says Agency Will Raise State Burden for Disasters to 50%
Richardson, who took the helm at FEMA one week ago in an abrupt change of leadership, said he believed the agency would likely cut its financial outlay to half of what a state needs to respond to a disaster as part of future reforms.
The nation's disaster relief agency — rocked by staff cuts and a push for its elimination by President Trump — is "not ready" ...
Hurricane preparations at FEMA have slowed to a crawl. With hurricane season weeks away, a new assessment raises a number of ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is “not ready” for hurricane season, which starts June 1, an internal document ...
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein speaks to the media about the wildfire situation in Western North Carolina on Thursday, ...
President Donald Trump has suggested abolishing FEMA, an agency dedicated to providing aid after natural disasters. How has ...
The new lawsuit argues that President Donald Trump doesn’t have the power to seize the dollars because Congress doled them ...
In video viewed by The Wall Street Journal, new chief David Richardson says “clarifying the intent of the president”— who has ...
Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Internal document raises concerns over FEMA readiness The Federal ...
As FEMA prepares for hurricane season starting on Jun 1, the agency is ill-prepared, according to an internal document ...
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Senators move to eliminate longstanding roadblock to emergency agency's work: 'It's a common-sense approach'The bill targets outdated Federal Emergency Management Agency policies that have made it difficult and expensive to carry out ...
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