The administration rolled out its new disaster recovery plan this week, and the states aren’t happy about it. Despite drafting the new system for two years, they allege, the government has still left unclear any chain of command during a disaster, and the plan gives no substantive detail for guiding officials through different types of disaster. The government fired back saying that the final plan would be a “collaborative process”: the states have 30 days to digest the plan and come up with improvements. (Washington Post)
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