Statement on the Passing of Dr. Norman C. Francis
expanded opportunity, welcomed the Freedom Riders, rebuilt after Katrina, and transformed Xavier into a national leader in preparing
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Reps. Carter, Ezell, Fletcher Introduce Short-Term National Flood Insurance Program Reauthorization Legislation to Avoid Program Lapse Due to Government Shutdown
following the 20 th Anniversary of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. “The NFIP isn’t just a policy
Congressman Carter Reforms the Bipartisan Congressional Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Caucus
approach the 20 th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina tomorrow, Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. (D-La.) has reformed … America’s communities for the disasters ahead. “Hurricane Katrina, and all the storms we have experienced since then
U.S. Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Statement on Hurricane Katrina’s 20th Anniversary
delivery on the 20 th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina: “Hello everyone, I’m Congressman Troy Carter … today. “It has now been twenty years since Katrina devastated our communities—twenty years since lives were lost
Congressman Fields Responds to Urgent Concerns Regarding FEMA Preparedness and Erosion of Post-katrina Reforms
critical FEMA reforms put in place after Hurricane Katrina: “ To hear of the erosion of FEMA's post … Katrina reforms that Louisianans fought so hard for is deeply troubling. After Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana learned the hard
Rep. Carter Sends Letter to Trump Urging a Reversal of New Orleans Levee Inspections Being Suspended
federal investment, built after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, protects the New Orleans metropolitan region from … solemnly commemorating the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina — one of the most destructive storms in our nation
Congressman Carter Intros Bipartisan Bill to Protect VA Facilities from Flooding, Safeguard Veterans’ Access to Health Care
floods can bring,” said Rep. Carter. “After Hurricane Katrina, the V.A. Center in New Orleans was severely flooded
Rep. Fields and Rep. Carter Lead Response to Reports that the Trump Administration is Seeking to Defund FEMA
communities during their most vulnerable moments. From Hurricane Katrina in 2005, to more recent devastating storms including Hurricanes
Congressman Carter Celebrates $21 Million to Restart New Orleans to Mobile Amtrak Passenger Rail Service
Orleans and Mobile has been suspended since Hurricane Katrina struck the area and destroyed critical rail infrastructure