Florida Worries About Hurricanes After FEMA

Florida worries about hurricanes after FEMA

The federal government gave Florida more than $4 billion last year to recover from one of the most destructive hurricane seasons it had seen in a century.

Can Florida handle hurricane recovery without federal support?

Experts say FEMA cuts would be devastating to the state.

Florida braces for hurricanes with less federal support

Florida's insurance markets could be in a better position to withstand disasters' impact spreading to its housing market, although FEMA cuts will impact the state's resources, an insurance expert and author said.