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Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Emergency Management and Technology “With natural disasters increasing in frequency and intensity, investments we make today in readiness and resilience will determine the outcome of our response tomorrow. In New Orleans, we have experience with extreme weather events and what I have learned from my time on the ground is that we must instill a culture of preparedness at all levels of government – while also ensuring that our response and re
Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., 2023, Twitter
Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Emergency Management and Technology “With natural disasters increasing in frequency and intensity, investments we make today in readiness and resilience will determine the outcome of our response tomorrow. In New Orleans, we have experience with extreme weather events and what I have learned from my time on the ground is that we must instill a culture of preparedness at all levels of government – while also ensuring that our response and re
Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., 2023, Instagram
Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Emergency Management and Technology “With natural disasters increasing in frequency and intensity, investments we make today in readiness and resilience will determine the outcome of our response tomorrow. In New Orleans, we have experience with extreme weather events and what I have learned from my time on the ground is that we must instill a culture of preparedness at all levels of government – while also ensuring that our response and re
Representative Troy A. Carter Sr., 2023, Facebook
Representative Sam Graves, Ranking Member, House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee “Disaster can strike at any time and place, from our coastal communities to the plains of the Midwest to every corner of the United States. While we can’t predict every disaster, we can always have a plan and be prepared. September is National Preparedness Month, serving as a critical reminder that we must be ready year-round to protect our homes, communities, businesses, and loved ones from the devastation caused b
Representative Sam Graves, 2023, Twitter
Representative Sam Graves, Ranking Member, House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee “Disaster can strike at any time and place, from our coastal communities to the plains of the Midwest to every corner of the United States. While we can’t predict every disaster, we can always have a plan and be prepared. September is National Preparedness Month, serving as a critical reminder that we must be ready year-round to protect our homes, communities, businesses, and loved ones from the devastation caused b
Representative Sam Graves, 2023, Instagram
Representative Sam Graves, Ranking Member, House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee “Disaster can strike at any time and place, from our coastal communities to the plains of the Midwest to every corner of the United States. While we can’t predict every disaster, we can always have a plan and be prepared. September is National Preparedness Month, serving as a critical reminder that we must be ready year-round to protect our homes, communities, businesses, and loved ones from the devastation caused b
Representative Sam Graves, 2023, Facebook
Senator Gary Peters, Chair, Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee “Rising water levels, wildfires, and extreme flooding continue to take lives, put communities at risk, and cause billions of dollars in damages. National Preparedness Month is an important way to raise awareness of how families and businesses can prepare for disasters, and how FEMA resources can help everyone be more resilient.”
Senator Gary Peters, 2023, Twitter
Senator Gary Peters, Chair, Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee “Rising water levels, wildfires, and extreme flooding continue to take lives, put communities at risk, and cause billions of dollars in damages. National Preparedness Month is an important way to raise awareness of how families and businesses can prepare for disasters, and how FEMA resources can help everyone be more resilient.”
Senator Gary Peters, 2023, Instagram
Senator Gary Peters, Chair, Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee “Rising water levels, wildfires, and extreme flooding continue to take lives, put communities at risk, and cause billions of dollars in damages. National Preparedness Month is an important way to raise awareness of how families and businesses can prepare for disasters, and how FEMA resources can help everyone be more resilient.”
Senator Gary Peters, 2023, Facebook
Representative Dina Titus, Chair, House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management “From tornadoes to intense heat waves, natural disasters are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more expensive due to climate change. Seniors and minority communities are especially vulnerable. Raising awareness of their needs and having an equitable approach are vital components of disaster mitigation and recovery,” said Rep. Titus. “Natio
Representative Dina Titus, 2023, Twitter
Representative Dina Titus, Chair, House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management “From tornadoes to intense heat waves, natural disasters are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more expensive due to climate change. Seniors and minority communities are especially vulnerable. Raising awareness of their needs and having an equitable approach are vital components of disaster mitigation and recovery,” said Rep. Titus. “Natio
Representative Dina Titus, 2023, Instagram
Representative Dina Titus, Chair, House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management “From tornadoes to intense heat waves, natural disasters are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more expensive due to climate change. Seniors and minority communities are especially vulnerable. Raising awareness of their needs and having an equitable approach are vital components of disaster mitigation and recovery,” said Rep. Titus. “Natio
Representative Dina Titus, 2023, Facebook
Representative Bennie Thompson, Chair, House Committee on Homeland Security “Climate change is increasing extreme weather events across the Nation. Recent examples include the Maui wildfires - the worst wildfires in over 100 years - and extreme heat that has impacted millions nationwide. Just this March, a tornado outbreak devastated communities across Mississippi, including in my district. To face this growing threat, it is imperative that the Federal government works with its partners to increase prepare
Representative Bennie Thompson, 2023, Twitter
Representative Bennie Thompson, Chair, House Committee on Homeland Security “Climate change is increasing extreme weather events across the Nation. Recent examples include the Maui wildfires - the worst wildfires in over 100 years - and extreme heat that has impacted millions nationwide. Just this March, a tornado outbreak devastated communities across Mississippi, including in my district. To face this growing threat, it is imperative that the Federal government works with its partners to increase prepare
Representative Bennie Thompson, 2023, Instagram
Representative Bennie Thompson, Chair, House Committee on Homeland Security “Climate change is increasing extreme weather events across the Nation. Recent examples include the Maui wildfires - the worst wildfires in over 100 years - and extreme heat that has impacted millions nationwide. Just this March, a tornado outbreak devastated communities across Mississippi, including in my district. To face this growing threat, it is imperative that the Federal government works with its partners to increase prepare
Representative Bennie Thompson, 2023, Facebook

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