Federal disaster policy now shifts responsibility to states, leading to fewer federal resources, more local bureaucracy, and unpredictable relief. The Trump administration frames these changes as necessary to limit big…
The Trump administration has rescinded federal disaster funds for California, shifting responsibility for earthquake retrofits and climate resilience to state and local governments. This move reduces federal oversight and introduces…
The Trump administration is implementing a strategic shift in disaster management by transferring greater responsibility to state and local governments, aiming to enhance localized disaster preparedness and response. This includes…
The Trump administration's policy reforms are smart measures to enhance FEMA's fiscal responsibility and operational efficiency, ensuring effective disaster response.
FEMA's financial oversight faces scrutiny due to inefficiencies and questionable relief spending, prompting proposed reforms to enhance accountability and efficiency in disaster response efforts.
FEMA's recent financial mismanagement underscores the need for improved oversight and accountability in disaster relief fund allocation and utilization.
Recent audits reveal significant financial mismanagement within FEMA, including over-obligation of funds, insufficient documentation, and delayed disaster closeouts, underscoring the need for comprehensive reforms to ensure efficient disaster relief spending.
President Trump's administration is restructuring FEMA to enhance state-led disaster response, appointing new leadership, terminating certain programs, and transferring responsibilities to state and local governments to improve efficiency and accountability.
President Trump appoints David Richardson as acting FEMA administrator, emphasizing streamlined operations and state empowerment in disaster preparedness. The administration's reforms aim to enhance efficiency and accountability in federal disaster…
