Improvements Being Made in Flood Fighting Capabilities in the Jackson, Mississippi, Area
CED-80-36
Published: Dec 18, 1979. Publicly Released: Jan 04, 1980.
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In order to improve Federal emergency management and assistance, the President issued a reorganization plan in 1978 which called for the establishment of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The FEMA consolidates a number of civil preparedness and disaster relief functions. A review was made of the Administration's progress in establishing FEMA and the Federal role in the April 1979 flood in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Agency missionsDisaster relief aidEmergency managementFederal agency reorganizationFlood controlFlood control managementFloodsWater supply managementReorganizationFederal agencies