Trump administration workforce cuts at federal agencies overseeing U.S. dams are threatening their ability to provide reliable electricity, supply farmers with water and ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced plans to hire for 26 roles like disaster field training operations, hazard mitigation and IT, among others, in the Eaton and Palisades disaster areas.

The agency relies on about $110 million in federal and state grants each year — but if the president follows through on ...

Wayan Vota started Career Pivot, a Substack community for laid off international development workers, after losing his job as ...

Prepare the best for the worst,” was the mantra of U.S. Air Force veteran Aileen Reneau and others employed by FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness in Anniston. But Reneau, 30, said one thing she ...

Aileen Reneau, 30, had worked at the Federal Emergency Management Agency for less than a year, helping to train first ...

People who worked on local programs for emergency food, flood mapping and housing assistance have lost their jobs in New York ...

The last quarter of 2024 brought unimaginable damage to Georgia from tropical storm Debby and Hurricane Helene. Political ...

and a barrier to timely clean up and recovery,” Brown wrote, noting that positive results were typically linked to pollutants present in the soil prior to the fires. “FEMA’s position since ...

Tasked with safely completing an urgent process, EPA commander Tara Fitzgerald focused on one mission: “Do your part.” ...

"They turned it around, they did their jobs and I'm grateful ... in many towns uninhabitable as cleanup efforts continue. Eric Gibson, director of Kentucky Emergency Management, said about 2,300 ...