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FEMA Plans Significant Shift of Disaster Recovery Responsibilities to States Ahead of Hurricane Season

FEMA's acting chief announces a strategic pivot to empower states for disaster recovery during the upcoming hurricane season following internal reviews and agency transformations.


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FEMA's acting chief, David Richardson, announced plans to transfer disaster recovery responsibilities to states in preparation for hurricane season, reflecting the Trump administration's intentions to downsize federal oversight. Preparations are reportedly hindered by staffing issues, as noted in internal reviews. While some states are deemed ready for disasters, concerns arise regarding the capacity of other states to manage the financial burden without federal support. The shift marks a significant potential change in how disaster management is approached in the U.S., coinciding with an increase in climate-related disasters.

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