FEMA Related Content

Displaying 1 - 5 of 5
Family Treasures and Old Documents may be Salvageable

As Amy Miller, Tennessee’s National Flood Insurance Program coordinator, was surveying the damage this week from the severe storms and flooding that occurred in Middle Tennessee on Aug. 21, she spotted a yellowing, slightly dog-eared report card in the dry mud on a street in Waverly. To her surprise, she found it dated all the way back to 1922. The card appeared to belong to an eighth grader whose improving marks for the year were still visible.

illustration of page of paper Press Release
A Tribe’s Journey to Prepare, Mitigate, and Recover

Santa Clara Pueblo

Learning Objective: Examine how a tri

illustration of piece of paper Case Study
Colorado Watershed Coalitions

Coalition Building Through Natural Boundaries

Learning Objective: Examine the cross-agency partne

illustration of piece of paper Case Study
The Galena Ball Field

Glaena, Alaska - Flood Recovery

Learning Objective: Discuss the benefits of a non-traditional rec

illustration of piece of paper Case Study
Locally Executed, State Managed, Federally Supported Recovery

Hurricane Irma Recovery in Florida

Learning Objective: Review and analyze the community-focused c

illustration of piece of paper Case Study
Return to top