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FEMA denies disaster aid to Washington for November windstorm damage
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has denied Washington’s request for disaster relief funding tied to November’s bomb cyclone, leaving millions in damages uncovered. Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson said FEMA denied the application for federal disaster relief on April 11 without an explanation for why.
Washington's application to FEMA for disaster relief to assist with damages from storms in November, including the bomb ...
FEMA claims the BRIC grant program, which Arizona communities largely used to plan for floods, was "wasteful." ...
An internal memo says the agency is canceling future and existing grants that help states and tribes prepare for floods, ...
In an internal FEMA memorandum obtained by Grist, the Trump administration announced it plans to dismantle the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program.
FEMA told Washington that disaster relief funding is "not warranted" as the state continues recovery efforts in the wake of a bomb cyclone.
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Applications open for 2025 rebate cycleThe Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management SoonerSafe Storm Shelter Rebate Program is accepting homeowner applications ...
The Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program funded projects from flood prevention to power station upgrades ...
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