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Government Operations Subcommittee to Hold Field Hearing on Federal Response to Hurricane Ian on August 10
Committee on Oversight and Accountability Website ^ | August 3,2023 | Subcommittee on Government Operations

Posted on 08/07/2023 6:25:08 AM PDT by wardamneagle

WASHINGTON—Subcommittee on Government Operations and the Federal Workforce Chairman Pete Sessions (R-Texas) announced a field hearing titled, “Weathering the Storm: Oversight of the Federal Response and Recovery Efforts in Southwestern Florida following Hurricane Ian.” Members will assess the effectiveness of the federal response to Hurricane Ian and identify areas for improvement in the federal disaster response.

DATE: Thursday, August 10, 2023

TIME: 10:00 a.m. ET

LOCATION: Lakes Regional Library, 15290 Bass Road, Fort Myers, Florida 33919

(Excerpt) Read more at oversight.house.gov ...


TOPICS: Government; US: Florida
KEYWORDS: disaster; fl; florida; hurricaneian
And sadly, Biden has only visited these heartbroken folks one time since Ian devastated the area !
1 posted on 08/07/2023 6:25:08 AM PDT by wardamneagle
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To: wardamneagle

Biden fears for his life. He’ll never visit Florida

We are looking to visit the area for several days this October. It seems that several tourist places are not recovered yet


2 posted on 08/07/2023 6:31:06 AM PDT by bert ( (KWE. NP. N.C. +12) Joe Biden is a kleptocrat)
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We visited the area several days mid June and it’s still heartbreaking. The damage becomes apparent once you turn onto San Carlos Blvd and it just gets worse as you get closer to the beach. There still were several boats in the mangroves visible from the road. We used to live off of San Carlos for 4 yrs and our former home (2 miles from the beach) took on 4 ft of water; our former neighbor is living in a trailer in his back yard fighting insurance, trying to find contractors and supplies. After moving we used to visit there each summer but the campground we stayed at (Oyster Bay) is wiped out.. Sanibel didn’t look much better.


3 posted on 08/07/2023 7:15:01 AM PDT by NicNacPattyWac
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To: NicNacPattyWac

I had to report back to work in New Orleans two weeks after Katrina. I’ve witnessed first hand what these people are experiencing. Especially a major retirement area in Florida.
God bless em !


4 posted on 08/07/2023 8:10:10 AM PDT by wardamneagle
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I saw photos prior to visiting, but they didn’t even begin to show the destruction. It broke my heart seeing the damage to our former home and I couldn’t imagine what the residents are going thru. Investors are coming in and scooping up properties so that old Florida charm will be replaced with a lot of high rises and concrete.


5 posted on 08/07/2023 9:49:31 AM PDT by NicNacPattyWac
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