FEMA officials weigh changes including less DC ‘centralization’ and ‘realigning’ some staff
Summary
The Trump administration is considering changes to FEMA’s structure to reduce the control centered in Washington, D.C., and adjust staffing in other locations. FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton sent a memo highlighting the need to empower regional offices and improve the agency's flexibility in responding to emergencies.Key Facts
- The Trump administration wants FEMA to decrease the amount of control based in Washington, D.C.
- FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton circulated a memo about these planned changes.
- The goal is to give more power and responsibility to regional offices across the country.
- Some FEMA staff may be moved or reorganized as part of this plan.
- The changes aim to make FEMA respond faster and more effectively to disasters.
- The plans come during President Donald Trump’s current term in office.
- The memos were obtained and reported by The Hill news outlet.
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