the subcommittee on emergency preparedness response and recovery will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the subcommittee in recess at any point. i d like to say good morning. you do fulfill your mission of helping people before, during, and afters astors. we are here to discuss fema s budget request for fiscal year 2023, management of recent disasters, and preparedness for future ones. the threat of climate change continues to grow due to increasing temperatures. it appears record-breaking weather is our new reality. who oceanic and atmospheric administration has predicted another above average hurricane season. in 2021 there were 58 major disaster declarations. this year we have already had 20 major disaster declarations. in 2017 hurricane irma caused 84 deaths in my home state of florida. and, nearly 50 billion in damages for the united states. in 2020 hurricane sally severely impacted florida and resulted in 7.3 billion in damages across th
president s 2023 budget request this morning. she is appearing before the house homeland security subcommittee on emergency preparedness, response, and recovery. this is live coverage on c-span three. without objection, the chair has authorized to declare the subcommittee and recess at any point. i would like to say good morning to everyone, i would like to start this hearing by thanking you, administrator chris well and the workforce for all that you do to fulfill your mission of helping people before, during, and after disasters. we are here to discussed fema s budget request for fiscal year 2023, management of recent disasters, and preparedness for future ones. the threat of climate change continues to grow due to increasing temperatures. it appears record breaking weather is our new reality. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has predicted another above average hurricane season. in 2021 there were 58 major disaster declarations. this year, we have already
budget request for her agency and subcommittee hearing, topics included climate change and equity improvements in disaster response. this runs one hour and 20 minutes. the subcommittee on emergency preparedness response and recovery will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the subcommittee in recess at any point. i would like to say good morning to everyone. i would like to start this hearing by thanking you, administrator criswell and the fema workforce for all that you do to fulfill your mission of helping people before, during, and after disasters. we are here to discuss a s budget request for fiscal year 2023 management for disasters and preparedness for future ones. they dried of climate change continues to grow due to increasing temperatures. it appears record-breaking weather is our new reality. the oceanic asmus. atmospheric administration has predicted another hurricane. electronically one there was disasters in 2021 there were majo
understanding for the right thing, the people understand what is true and what is not true love an army of people that will be with you through thick and thin the minute to show them you re willing to fight for them in the minute you show them into are willing to stand up for what is right when it is not easy because many elected officials are trying to say the right thing and then if they start to get blowback in, then start to run for the hills and so we ve done is we stood in that arena and we have not backed down we have made sure to deliver big victories for the state of florida and you know all that really takes about when you are battling these horses, have some common sense and show a little bit of courage and if you do the things, you can do very very well and so in the state of florida, we are proud of what we ve been able to accomplish and we have done more than anyone thought reasonably would ve been possible and i can tell you we have only began to fight and want
the fema administrator deanne criswell testified before a house subcommittee. this runs an hour 20 minutes. the subcommittee on emergency preparedness response and recovery will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the subcommittee in recess at any point. i d like to say good morning. i would like to start by thanking you, administrator criswell, and the fema workforce, for all that you do to fulfill your mission of helping people before, during, and after disasters. we are here to discuss fema s budget request for fiscal year 2023, management of recent disasters, and preparedness for future ones. the threat of climate change continues to grow due to increasing temperatures. it appears record-breaking weather is our new reality. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has predicted another above average hurricane season. reality. who oceanic and atmospheric administration has in 2021 there were 58 major disaster declarations. this y