FEMA Media Library

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Marshall Fire: One Year Later Fact Sheet

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Letter of Final Determination- Jan. 26, 2023

LFD Date: 4/27/2022
FIRM Effective Date: 1/26/2023
States: Florida, Georgia, Indiana

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Cooperating Technical Partners - FEMA-approved Special Projects Statement of Work (SOW)

HEART participants creating an inventory of artifacts during the simulation.
The Smithsonian Institution and FEMA Co-host a Disaster Simulation for Protecting Cultural Artifacts

Participants and trainers from different organizations across the country at the Heritage Emergency and Response Training (HEART) program.
The Smithsonian Institution and FEMA Co-host a Disaster Simulation for Protecting Cultural Artifacts

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Dear Tribal Leader Letter from Assistant Administrator for Recovery Melissa Forbes

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National Dam Safety Program - Year in Review 2022

For 30 years, the Federal government has used the National Dam Safety Program (NDSP) to protect Americans from dam failure. The NDSP is a partnership of the States, Federal agencies, and other stakeholders that encourages and promotes the establishment and maintenance of effective Federal and state dam safety programs to reduce the risks to human life, property, and the environment from dam related hazards. In 2022, notable accomplishments included the development of seven new updated guidance or tools, training of over 353 dam safety professionals, and total of 20 training and collaborative technical assistance sessions.

HENTF’s “Field Guide to Emergency Response” is one of many resources given to participants to prepare them to address emergencies affecting cultural institutions.
The Smithsonian Institution and FEMA Co-host a Disaster Simulation for Protecting Cultural Artifacts

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R10 ESA Scoping Presentation

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Community Suspension Notice: April 5, 2023

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