FEMA has been a crucial resource for Florida, responding to 21 disasters since 2010. ... Trump considers restructuring FEMA, sparks debate on disaster response in Tampa Bay area.

FEMA's acting director, David Richardson, testified before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Wednesday morning ...

FEMA is still paying Florida claims on 2024 storms amid debate about whether the federal agency should continue to exist.

Federal Emergency Management Agency employees are trained to respond to disasters, but have struggled this spring with the situation unfolding at their agency. While they've been deployed to ...

Acting FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton was removed from his position after comments by him conflicted with President Donald Trump’s views on the federal government’s role in disaste… ...

By Kylie Caldwell, Gaylord News WASHINGTON – A sweeping restructuring of FEMA, the federal government’s main disaster agency, could be on tap when Congress returns from its July 4 recess, an ...

FEMA’s future up for debate during House hearing. By Amelia Davidson | 03/03/2025 06:34 AM EST . President Donald Trump and other officials have suggested dismantling the emergency-response agency.

Lawmakers debate the role of an overworked and under-resourced FEMA Despite some hiring success, FEMA is taking on more tasks while operating at 65% capacity. Eric Katz ...

It also beckons debate over how to spell out FEMA's future scope. Depending on how the funding fight breaks, Long Island's House delegation could soon face pressure to guard New York's emergency ...

FEMA could increase its reimbursement to 85 percent for states making significant improvements in their vulnerability to disasters. It’s unclear how much effect the bill would have if it became law.

A sweeping restructuring of FEMA, the federal government’s main disaster agency, could be on tap when Congress returns from its July 4 recess, an outcome for Oklahoma that could redefine ...

In fact, in 1992, FEMA generated considerable public outcry over its response to Hurricane Andrew for not providing adequate food or shelter to the 150,000 people the storm left temporarily homeless.