[curious7]

What a shame. /s

[ClearCase_guy]

I’d rather close the whole thing.

The deployment requirement will likely chase out any FEMA employees who are slightly normal, are married, have children, and understand the real world to some extent. The only employees left will be 20-something ideologues who will dedicate their lives to taking advantage of people who have been devastated by disasters.

[jimtorr]

FEMA office staff ....... mandatory deployment.......... will likely create anxiety for them.......

Poor babies. Perhaps they should find other jobs, or simply suck it up like other people do.

[cgbg]

This old web page is still up there...

Getting rid of the employees who created it is a no brainer:

https://www.fema.gov/event/helping-lgbtqi-community-disasters-preparedness-and-mitigation-considerations

[backpacker_c]

I'll say that if managerial people are forced into the field to work disasters...

FEMA will rent or lease out blocks of rooms in moderate to high end whole hotels for those people

If hotels aren't available, they will charter cruise ships and bring them into the are if possible

The agency will try to put people up in the best accommodations available, before they managerial types are bedded in the communal tents with all the regular field workers

[lurk]

Well, we don’t want them to have anxiety.

[livius]

Finally. Get the bureaucrats off their fat useless butts and make them at least pretend to do something.

[Racketeer]

Close FEMA. States should be run by state governments which keeps politics local. Feds should only enjoin when necessary to protect the welfare of the citizenry when needed.

[SuperLuminal]

Sounds like a good plan...

[Svartalfiar]

but mandatory deployment minimums will likely create anxiety for them, said Michael Coen

Oh the tragedy! Maybe now these people will at least have some empathy with those whose homes are literally gone...