The bill directs the Comptroller General to review, within six months of enactment, Federal Emergency Management Agency funding available to states, local governments, individuals, and small businesses after water infrastructure failures. The review must cover cases with and without an emergency declaration. The Comptroller General must report to Congress with recommendations on identifying areas at risk and funding ways to reduce disaster risks from vulnerable water infrastructure.
The bill would review what FEMA funding may be available to people and small businesses after water infrastructure failures, including water main breaks. It does not create a new assistance program or describe specific eligibility rules.
The bill does not specify costs or provide funding for the review or for infrastructure work.
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