National resilience strategy coordination
What the bill does
This bill creates a new Chief Resilience Officer within the National Security Council to coordinate federal efforts to prepare for natural hazards. It requires the government to produce a National Resilience Strategy every three years. The bill also establishes a Partners Council on Resilience with members from state, local, tribal governments, and private sector to advise on helping communities adapt.
The stakes
The bill aims to make the United States better prepared for natural disasters like floods, wildfires, and storms. It affects how federal money is spent on resilience and could help vulnerable communities get more support.
What each side says
- Creates a single official to coordinate resilience efforts across many federal agencies, reducing confusion and duplication.bill
- Requires a national strategy updated every three years, ensuring the government plans ahead for natural hazards.bill
- Includes a council with state, local, tribal, and private sector members to give practical advice on helping communities.bill
- No recorded objections.
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