Curtis Brown

coordinating officer for LA fires, FEMA

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FEMA provides assistance to individuals, local aid organizations, and state and local agencies before, during, and after disasters. What kind of help is available?

What FEMA does for Californians affected by wildfires

FEMA provides assistance to individuals, local aid organizations, and state and local agencies before, during, and after disasters. What kind of help is available?

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