FEMA administrator
3 stories from The GOP Files, newest first. Last in the news Oct 31.
FEMA has rejected California's last appeal for money to keep caseworkers helping Eaton and Palisades fire survivors through the full two years it approved. The state says the Red Cross will step in, leaving a charity to fill a federal gap.
FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton told state emergency managers that changes to federal disaster aid could begin within six months, and that states should be able to handle most disasters without Washington. Texas flood victims are already recovering without FEMA's direct aid to households, and Democrats say families will pay the price.
FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton told state officials to build reserves to handle most disasters without federal help, with changes possible within six months. On the same day, Texas flood survivors learned FEMA had denied aid to their households.
