FEMA Renews Approval for Public Service Feedback Surveys
Published Date: 4/25/2025
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Summary
FEMA is asking for approval to keep collecting feedback from the public about how well they deliver services. This is a routine check to make sure the process stays smooth and easy, with no changes to how it works. If you use FEMA’s services or just want to share your thoughts, now’s a good time to speak up before the review is done.
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