That's not necessarily the end of the road. If you receive a letter from FEMA saying you are ineligible for assistance, you can appeal the decision and provide more information. It may be ...

FEMA recommends taking the time to read the letter fully and see if you’re missing any information before sending the appeal. You can add information to your application and it will continue to ...

FEMA acting administrator Cameron Hamilton axed the supervisors — but said his investigation “found no evidence this was a ...

Under FEMA’s coordination Americans receive the best possible response and protections during any kind of emergency situation. FEMA uses the Incident Command System to coordinate approximately 30,000 ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency in a letter to Denver this week threatened to withhold millions of dollars in promised grant money over accusations that officials misused it to shelter ...

A FEMA disaster area is set up in Mercer County. The center is stationed at Lifeline Church of God in Princeton. Survivors ...

Rep. Tokuda and the Hawai‘i congressional delegation’s letter calls for a blanket waiver to broadly cover Maui survivors who are already struggling with the high costs of living and the challenges of ...

FEMA applicants who get a letter saying they are “not approved” often just need to submit more documents or correct typos. Balsley said it's crucial these families appeal decisions.