House Passes Rep. Craig's Bipartisan Legislation to Reduce Costs and Risks of Natural Disasters
The
This will be Craig's third bill signed into law in her first term in
Loans would be available for projects that minimize the costs and risks associated with wildfires, earthquakes, floods, storm surges and other events deemed catastrophic by the
"In recent years, cities and towns in the
"Severe weather and catastrophic events cause great strain on local economies and municipal budgets in cities and towns in
"Across our country, extreme weather events made worse by climate change have continued to take a devastating human and economic toll. As these disasters become increasingly frequent and severe, the Federal government must do more to ensure that communities remain resilient," said Chair of the
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"Providing cost-effective tools directly to local communities across
"Congratulations to Reps. Craig and Davis for their leadership on House passage of the STORM Act," said
"We congratulate Rep.
"Today, the
Currently, only one
The 2019 January-May period was the wettest on record for the
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