Senators Urge FEMA to Halt Risk Rating 2.0 Flood Insurance Premium Increases
U.S. Senators demand FEMA halt Risk Rating 2.0 flood insurance premium hikes citing transparency issues and impacts on homeowners, especially in Republican-led states.
U.S. Senators demand FEMA halt Risk Rating 2.0 flood insurance premium hikes citing transparency issues and impacts on homeowners, especially in Republican-led states.
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