On the recordSeptember 18, 2023
If a $2.4 billion storm were to hit right now and empty the DRF, what would happen if a subsequent disaster struck?
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congress.govIf a $2.4 billion storm were to hit right now and empty the DRF, what would happen if a subsequent disaster struck?
Carter questions the impact of a depleted Disaster Relief Fund during multiple disasters.
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