The bill would change federal disaster assistance rules to include certain preparedness measures. These include support for community emergency response teams, verified resilience programs based on building standards or land use, and disaster preparedness. It would also require FEMA to issue guidance to state and tribal governments within one year of enactment. The changes would take effect one year after enactment.
Communities could qualify for disaster assistance for certain preparedness and resilience measures, including training, outreach, and preparedness exercises for emergency response teams. The bill does not describe specific benefits for individuals.
The bill authorizes no additional funds. Its changes would be carried out only with funds appropriated to FEMA on or after enactment.
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