The head of FEMA’s National Response Coordination Center, Jeremy Greenberg, has resigned amid a significant leadership exodus at the agency, just two weeks into hurricane season. His departure follows that of Tony Robinson, the regional administrator for FEMA Region 6, raising concerns about the agency’s future effectiveness as President Trump pushes to reduce federal disaster assistance and shift responsibilities to states.
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Flood risk in Kerr County, Texas, was no secret to officials, newly released records show
Officials in Central Texas were aware of the flood risks in Kerr County, known as Flash Flood Alley, prior to the deadly July 4 floods that claimed over 130 lives. Despite efforts to secure funding for a flood warning system, which had been proposed for years, the project faced setbacks, with plans delayed after the flooding event. Want More Context? 🔎
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