Lets states and tribes reuse leftover disaster recovery money for future emergencies.
This bill would let states, Indian Tribes, and territories use any leftover money from past disaster recovery projects to prepare for future disasters or manage other recovery efforts. This means they would have more flexibility with federal funds and an incentive to close out old projects faster.
Today, states, Indian Tribes, and territories cannot easily reuse leftover management funds from closed disaster recovery projects for other disaster-related needs. If this bill becomes law, they would be able to use these excess funds for up to 5 years for future disaster preparedness, recovery, or mitigation efforts, providing more flexibility and encouraging faster project closure. This would apply to new disaster declarations and grant awards made after the bill takes effect.
HR 744 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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