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Rep. Moskowitz says FEMA 'will not be ready' for hurricane season due to Trump admin cuts
Concerns over severe weather are growing from coast to coast amid the Trump administration making cuts to FEMA's staffing and funding. Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) joins Chris Jansing to share his level of confidence in the government's emergency management response.
FEMA's future under Trump administration remains uncertain as hurricane season approaches
HOUSTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency faces an uncertain future as the Trump administration signals potential elimination of the disaster response agency, while Congress pursues competing reform efforts and internal reviews reveal the agency is unprepared for the upcoming hurricane season.
President Donald Trump approved millions of dollars in assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Virginia, ...
Local firefighting agencies held a community wildfire panel Wednesday to discuss the upcoming wildfire season and address ...
The remark was made during a briefing by David Richardson, who has led FEMA since early May. The U.S. hurricane season ...
High priority EMS equipment includes: Airway Equipment, CPAP device, Suction Unit, AEDs, Automatic Chest Compression Systems, ...
The Senator’s visit comes amid growing concerns over the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) readiness entering this hurricane season.
As I’m writing, North Carolina is staring down yet another hurricane season. We can’t just wait for FEMA to resolve itself.
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Rochester agency supported by federal funding discusses concerns on Trump's spending planA number of federally supported programs aimed at helping families in need are at risk under President Trump’s proposed ...
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