Rick Larsen actually said...

What it will mean is that some projects that were slated to get funding otherwise will be delayed.

FEMA can help States and disaster survivors cover some recovery costs, but many disasters go undeclared.

According to the National Institute of Building Sciences, every $1 invested in hazard mitigation results in $13 saved.

The approach for addressing the health of the Disaster Relief Fund is the $9 billion supplemental request that was submitted last year.