HR4669-119
ReportedFEMA Act of 2025
Emily Randall’s recorded connection
Cosponsored this bill
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Potential benefit to Disaster assistance applicants
Lower costs
This clause tightens a compliance mandate: Requires FEMA to disburse emergency work reimbursements within 120 days of receipt of validated costs. It is likely beneficial for Disaster assistance applicants (cost down). It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for FEMA (compliance burden up).
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Potential benefit to Disaster assistance applicants
No material effect identified
This clause tightens a compliance mandate: Requires FEMA to issue regulations ensuring accurate information is provided to disaster assistance applicants, including clear explanation of eligibility and appeal rights. It is likely beneficial for Disaster assistance applicants (none). It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for FEMA (compliance burden up).
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Potential benefit to Disaster assistance applicants
Fewer compliance requirements
This clause introduces a compliance mandate: Requires FEMA to establish web-based interagency information sharing system called unified disaster application system to facilitate universal disaster application processing. It is likely beneficial for Disaster assistance applicants (compliance burden down). It likely creates costs, burdens, barriers, or risks for Federal agencies (compliance burden up).