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FEMA moves to decentralize and shift disaster response to states

FEMA pulling back from federal disaster aid is a major national policy shift.

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  1. Reports find few states and cities could handle disasters without FEMA

    Original on smartcitiesdive.com 1 source

  2. Analysis asks whether states can afford to take on more disaster costs, citing Kerr County flood victims

    Original on gulfcoastnewsnow.com 1 source

  3. Mortgage trade press relays FEMA chief's call for states to handle most disasters themselves

    Original on themortgagepoint.com 1 source

  4. Sen. Peter Welch criticizes Trump administration plan to shift disaster response to states

    Original on vermontbiz.com 1 source

  5. Critics call FEMA chief's message telling states to handle disasters alone 'batshit insane'

    Original on ms.now +1 similar2 sources

  6. FEMA launches a tool to sell flood insurance directly, bypassing brokers

    Original on insurancebusinessmag.com 1 source

  7. FEMA chief Cameron Hamilton tells states to build reserves and handle more disasters themselves

    Original on politico.com +2 similar3 sources

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