r/fednews Federal Employee Apr 03 '25

FEMA BRIC eliminated - notice coming tomorrow

Apparently it was an AF1 decision, but it’s not a RIF and nothing is known about timelines.

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u/Independent_Glass769 Apr 03 '25

HQ seems to think that there will be a mashup between HMGP and BRIC…there was a lot of discussion at NEMA this year about what this would look like but nothing concrete yet.

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u/Green_Molasses_6381 Apr 03 '25

One big FEMA block grant

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u/Flat_Trainer2148 Apr 04 '25

Great now in theory how to states with limited staff execute these block grants ? And even more limited staff when you go from State-County-City / Tribes. Locals are going to have to do much more work and honestly its hard to get them to do the request for information already

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u/No_Finish_2144 Apr 04 '25

RFIs are painfully slow. Half the time it’s because the county EM is a farmer and you can’t get ahold of them during planting or harvest. This will work great! 🙄

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u/Maclunkey4U Apr 04 '25

Farmers won't be able to sell their crops now anyway because of Tariffs, should have more time to respond to RFIs