Resilience Success Stories

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.

It’s imperative to acquaint yourself with alternative resources designed to mitigate losses resulting from uncovered damages. These resources are equally essential in fortifying your significant investments against the potential impact of natural hazards, fostering resilience, and minimizing vulnerabilities.