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FEMA Advancing Implementation of the Community Disaster Resilience Zones Act
FEMA has made progress over the past two years in analyzing the nation’s census tracts to designate those most in-need and at-risk due to natural hazards.
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La administración Biden-Harris anuncia $1,350 millones para aumentar la resiliencia climática en todo el país
La administradora Deanne Criswell de la Agencia Federal para el Manejo de Emergencias (FEMA, por sus siglas en inglés) anunció hoy que, como parte de la agenda del presidente Joseph R. Biden, Jr. de Invertir en Estados Unidos, FEMA pone a disposición $1,350 millones para dos programas de subvenciones diseñados para ayudar a las comunidades a mejorar su resiliencia a los impactos de eventos meteorológicos cada vez más frecuentes y extremos.
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Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1.35 Billion to Increase Climate Resilience Nationwide
Today, FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced that as part of President Joseph R. Biden’s Investing in America Agenda, FEMA is making $1.35 billion available for two grant programs designed to help communities enhance resilience to the impacts of increasingly frequent and extreme weather events.
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Wisconsin: Village of Merrillan Community Safe Room
The village of Merrillan will build a community safe room.
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Wisconsin: Village of Melrose Community Saferoom Project
The village of Melrose will build a community safe room.
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