FEMA cancels strategic plan before hurricane season

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FEMA has rescinded its strategic plan just weeks before hurricane season, raising concerns about the agency's preparedness. Acting Administrator David Richardson canceled the 2022-2026 plan, which outlined FEMA's priorities, citing a lack of connection to its mission. This decision comes amid internal agency concerns about readiness and staffing issues. The rescinded plan, published in 2021, aimed to promote equity, climate resilience, and a prepared nation. Richardson's actions follow criticism of FEMA's past disaster responses and suggestions to transform or eliminate the agency.


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