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FEMA ‘Reviewing’ Authority to Allow National Flood Insurance Program to Operate During Government Shutdown
December 28, 2018
Brandon Ivey
FEMA said it is working determine what options exist to enable the National Flood Insurance Program to allow the sale and renewal of flood insurance policies to continue during the government shutdown.
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