Congressman Carter, Moskowitz Fight to Replenish the Disaster Relief Fund as GOP Petty Power Struggles Undermines FEMA’s Readiness
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for FY27. “Storms don’t discriminate and it’s more important than ever
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Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Statement on January 6, Revisited: An attack on Our Democracy!
words and actions of a sitting president, stormed the United States Capitol in an effort to overturn
David Scott, Joyce Beatty, and CLEO Fields Introduce Legislation to Strengthen HUD Oversight of Housing Counselors and Protect Homebuyers
them more tools—not less—to weather the storm.” “Louisiana families deserve quality housing counseling, especially
Congressmen Carter, Steube Reintroduce the Clean Up DEBRIS Act
critical services after a natural disaster or emergency. “Storms don’t discriminate based on race, gender, political party … back on their feet quickly before the next storm comes. I’m proud to lead this effort
Congressman Carter, Ezell Send Letter to House Leadership Urging Reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program
decades of hard work in a single storm. We need to get this program back on track
Congressman Carter Reforms the Bipartisan Congressional Flood Resilience Caucus; Sends Letter Urging Long-Term Reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program
more resilient and better able to weather any storm. I’m proud to be a part of this … Gulf Coast, I have seen numerous storms and other natural disasters wreak havoc on our communities. Over
Congressman CLEO Fields Calls for Long-term Reauthorization and Reform of NFIP
high-risk flood areas. Poor drainage systems, summer storms, melting snow, neighborhood construction, and broken water mains
Rep. Carter Sends Letter to Trump Amid Threats to Send the National Guard to New Orleans
deliver critical supplies in the immediate aftermath of storms. We must not divert these service members from their
U.S. Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Statement on Hurricane Katrina’s 20th Anniversary
building safer, stronger, and more equitable communities. “As storms grow more intense and last longer, our commitment
Congressman Carter Reforms the Bipartisan Congressional Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Caucus
disasters ahead. “Hurricane Katrina, and all the storms we have experienced since then, taught us that natural disasters … mark twenty years since the most devastating storm in our nation’s history, this work is more critical
Rep. Carter Sends Letter to Trump Urging a Reversal of New Orleans Levee Inspections Being Suspended
Army Corps of Engineers inspections of the Hurricane & Storm Damage Risk Reduction System (HSDRRS) in the New Orleans … Orleans metropolitan region from major hurricanes and storm surge. I respectfully urge you to reconsider this decision
Rep. Carter Statement on EPA’s Plan to Cancel $7 Billion in Solar Energy Grants
save lives during blackouts. They restore power after storms. They inspire hope in places that have too often
Rep. Troy Carter Statement on Saving Defense Meteorological Satellite Program, Despite Trump Admin’s Efforts to Cut Hurricane Forecasting Data
have to forecast, track, and prepare for these storms is not optional. It is essential. “The Defense Meteorological … helps forecasters “see under the hood” of a storm. Losing this capability — especially at the height of hurricane
Rep. Troy Carter Statement on Trump Rescinding EPA’s Longstanding Endangerment Finding
waves in the summer, and make freak winter storms more common. Increased air pollution will diminish drinking water
Congressman Carter Announces Additional $1.5 Million for Lincoln Beach
Lake by the Norfolk Southern Railroad and Hurricane Storm Damage Risk Reduction System’s (HSDRRS) levees and floodwalls
Rep. Carter Moves to Subpoena Elizabeth Asche, Assistant Administrator of the Federal Insurance Directorate at FEMA, to Provide Answers on Skyrocketing Flood Insurance Rates
change intensifying the frequency and severity of major storms, the need for accessible, affordable, and transparent flood insurance
Congressman Carter Intros Bipartisan Bill to Protect VA Facilities from Flooding, Safeguard Veterans’ Access to Health Care
know all too well the damage that storms and floods can bring,” said Rep. Carter. “After Hurricane Katrina
Congressman Carter Statement on Trump Administration Dismantling Systems that Track Storms Amid Hurricane Season
scientists and emergency responders need to track deadly storms. “Let me be clear: the federal government just announced … This data helps us spot when storms are getting stronger fast — what experts call ‘rapid intensification.’ That kind
Reps. Carter, Fields, Letlow, Ezell Introduce Flood Insurance Bill to Provide Stability to Property Owners and the Real Estate Market
country,” said Rep. Fields. “Given the frequent storms and flooding our state endures, I’m a strong advocate
Reps. Carter, Fields, Letlow, Ezell Introduce Flood Insurance Bill to Provide Stability to Property Owners and the Real Estate Market
country,” said Rep. Fields. “Given the frequent storms and flooding our state endures, I’m a strong advocate
Rep. Fields and Rep. Carter Lead Response to Reports that the Trump Administration is Seeking to Defund FEMA
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, to more recent devastating storms including Hurricanes Ida and Francine, Louisiana has intimately understood
Congressman Carter Announces $20 Million to Tackle Environmental and Climate Justice Challenges in New Orleans
support citizens and emergency responders during a storm or other emergency. The resilience hub will be connected