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“Federal agencies should fund major disaster response, long-term local recovery, flood protection, Hermit's Peak/Calf Canyon Fire claims, and repairs to damaged federal buildings, lands, and facilities.”
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“FEMA should have until September 30, 2028, to make new legal commitments using the added disaster relief money, while commitments made before then could still be paid later.”
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“FEMA should be allowed to use the added disaster relief money only for major disasters connected to the 2025 flooding events in Texas.”
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“Covered FEMA disaster operations should count as essential work to protect life and property, so those operations can continue when normal federal shutdown limits would otherwise stop them.”
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“The federal government should be able to pay the full cost to repair and rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge after the Dali ship crash, while later insurance, settlement, fine, or other recovery money would reduce or repay the federal cost.”
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“FEMA should report to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees within 180 days and then every 180 days until all of the added disaster relief money is spent.”
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“FEMA reports should tell Congress how much added disaster relief money has been promised and paid out, where in Texas it went, what kinds of help it paid for, and what aid delays or unmet recovery needs remain.”
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“FEMA should receive $15 billion more in 2025 for the Disaster Relief Fund, which pays for federal disaster response and recovery assistance.”
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“Federal agencies should repair weather and ocean monitoring tools, remove marine debris, buy hurricane hunter aircraft, fund flood and coastal projects, and help selected disaster-hit water systems reduce flood or fire risk.”
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