Former FEMA Head Is Pleased With Response to Irma

The video discusses the management of tropical storms, focusing on the coordination between federal, state, and local levels. It highlights improvements made after Hurricane Katrina, particularly in communication and cooperation. The current challenges in Florida, such as supply issues and power outages, are addressed, along with the significant housing issues in Texas. The role of FEMA and its administrator, Brock Long, is also emphasized.

What challenges do officials face when responding to multiple states affected by a tropical storm?

What role do local responders play in disaster situations compared to federal and state officials?

How did the response to Hurricane Irma differ from the response to Hurricane Katrina?

What improvements were made in disaster response after Hurricane Katrina?

What are the main issues related to housing in Texas after the hurricane?