Synonyms for fema
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1. Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMAnoun

   an independent agency of the United States government that provides a single point of accountability for all federal emergency preparedness and mitigation and response activities

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1. FEMA

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1. Michael Brown:

   FEMA will get hauled before Congress, and Congress will then scream at FEMA for 'why did you waste taxpayer money?' So, the very same congressman that put pressure on FEMA to get money out the door as fast as possible, will be the same people who will then criticize FEMA.

2. Eric Adams:

   We just need help. We need help, and we're going to have some specific items that we're going to go over with the president. But we want assistance. We believe FEMA should step in.

3. Mark Misczak:

   I would agree with FEMA's current assessment, that they're sitting fine as far as funding is concerned, but future events between now and the end of September could change that. It depends on how many( disasters occur) and the severity.

4. Casey Tingle:

   In some instances, we get word that something is coming, and we go ask FEMA and they're not aware that it's coming, it doesn't seem to me that FEMA is in charge of making all the decisions of what requests get filled at what level. Some of that seems to be made at a higher level.

5. Mike Byrne:

   I want to see shovels in the ground, and things being built, i want to see houses being built to code and a power system under construction that will withstand a storm. Mike Byrne said FEMA’s efforts in Puerto Rico have been unprecedented – with $ 6 billion spent so far. About $ 16 million has gone to San Sebastian. The mayor there said the reason for the slow recovery was poor planning before the storm, and bad leadership afterward.