Would make condos, co-ops, and manufactured home parks eligible for federal disaster cleanup help.
This bill, called the Clean Up DEBRIS Act, would allow federal disaster aid to cover debris removal for people living in condominiums, housing cooperatives, and manufactured home parks. Currently, these types of communities are not clearly included in federal disaster relief for cleanup. If signed into law, this would mean more homes could get federal help after a major disaster, as long as local officials agree the debris is a threat.
Today, federal disaster relief for debris removal does not explicitly cover residential common interest communities, condominiums, housing cooperatives, or manufactured home parks. This means these communities might not get federal help for cleanup after a major disaster. If this bill passes, these communities would become clearly eligible for federal debris removal assistance, provided a state or local government officially determines the debris is a threat to life, public health, safety, or economic recovery.
HR 6342 · 119th Congress · December 1, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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