The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) today highlighted recovery efforts spearheaded by the State in the six months since Hurricane Ian made landfall. The Division has cut through red tape and obligated nearly $800M during the 6-months post-landfall of Hurricane Ian, which has generated an estimated $1.2B in resilience funding – the most FDEM has obligated and secured in this time frame before and the most ever secured in such a short time following a disaster for any state managed hurricane response.
“In just six short months, FDEM has accomplished more than we ever have when we look at
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