Response

The NCR RSF coordinates departments and agencies working together to provide information and assistance to communities seeking to preserve, protect, conserve, rehabilitate, recover and restore natural and cultural resources during recovery.

After a disaster strikes, communities are often faced with a complex and difficult recovery process. The Economic RSF supports states, localities, tribes, and territories’ (SLTT) return to a state of economic health and development of new economic opportunities that result in a sustainable, economically resilient community.

One week since President Biden declared a major disaster declaration for the state of Hawaii in the wake of the devastating wildfires, the Biden-Harris Administration and voluntary agencies provided survivors with immediate needs such as food, water and shelter and approved millions of dollars in disaster relief.

After a disaster, people often come together to support survivors. Communities hit by disasters rely on this support in every stage of recovery. The devastating Hawaii wildfires left a trail of destruction, causing immense loss and tragedy. Whether you are an individual or a business, your help today and throughout the response is instrumental in supporting this community as they rebuild.

La temporada de huracanes del Atlántico comenzó el 1 de junio y los equipos de FEMA en todo el país se preparan para su movilización. Esto incluye a los nuevos Equipos Complementarios de Respuesta (SRT, por sus siglas en inglés) de FEMA. Estos equipos consisten de personal de manejo de incidentes con experiencia contra todos los riesgos y están formados por colaboradores estatales, locales, tribales y territoriales (SLTT, por sus siglas en inglés), como también por otras agencias federales.