Resilience Success Stories

Communities from across the United States are using FEMA funds and support to help build resilience and be more prepared for disasters.

Success Stories

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Wildfire fuel reduction using goat and sheep grazing can be funded by FEMA.
When a coastal dune lake reaches a high water level, flow breaks through the dune system forming a channel between the lake and the Gulf. Oyster Lake’s outfall is critical for regulating water levels and mitigating flooding.
FEMA awards $6.7 million for Native Village of Newtok, Alaska, relocation efforts.
FEMA-funded Ohio safe room provides shelter during two recent tornadoes.
BRIC Direct Technical Assistance helps Alaskan tribe develop hazard mitigation plan, enables new tsunami shelter project.
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