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In just seven years, the number of disasters FEMA responded to surged from 30 in 2016 to a staggering 71 in 2023. As hurricane seasons grow more intense, FEMA is stepping up its game to ensure faster responses to impending catastrophes. But it's not all smooth sailing—NOAA predicts an 85% likelihood of an ‘above normal' hurricane season this year, and staffing shortages add an extra layer of complexity to FEMA's critical mission. Check out this great article where they discuss these important subjects.

FEMA is promising to be more 'forward-leaning' this hurricane season

FEMA is promising to be more 'forward-leaning' this hurricane season

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