Winter storms can place significant strain on communities, agencies, and emergency response systems. Freezing temperatures, snow, ice, and power disruptions can impact public safety, mobility, and access to essential services. Proactive preparedness and coordinated response are critical to reducing risks and maintaining continuity during winter weather events.

This competitive grant program, aims to enhance the resilience of surface transportation to natural hazards.

The NIHHIS Center for Heat Resilient Communities, funded by NOAA is now accepting applications for its inaugural cohort.

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s RAISE program is now accepting applications for FY2025.

The Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grants, funded by NHTSA, offer an annual opportunity for innovative traffic safety ideas.

California is currently experiencing one of the most intense wildfire seasons in recent history. As fires continue to spread, thousands of r

A critical aspect of the recovery process is conducting environmental reviews. These reviews are more than a regulatory requirement.

One of the critical tools available to support in recovery is the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program.

FEMA’s Public Assistance (PA) program provides crucial financial support to help communities rebuild and recover.

Learn more about how technology and disaster debris monitoring work hand-in-hand for more efficient and accurate data.

After a hurricane hits, understanding what happens next can help communities prepare and respond more effectively.

The job of a hurricane debris monitor is crucial in helping ensure a smooth and efficient recovery process.

As Hurricane Milton approaches the Florida coastline, time is of the essence to ensure you and your loved ones are ready for the storm....