July 10, 2026
Federal Flood Insurance Carries Two Moral Hazards – Which You Face Depends Largely on How Wealthy You Are
By Ivis Garcia, Texas A&M University
Flooding will strike both the insured mansions on the coasts and the uninsured mobile homes inland. The question is whether U.S. policies will continue leaving different forms of moral hazard for rich and poor.
July 7, 2026
New FEMA NOFOs Bring CAP Changes, CTP Funding Cuts
By News Editor
CAP-SSSE and CTP represent some of FEMA’s strongest examples of federal-state-local partnerships in disaster resilience.
June 15, 2026
NFIP at a Crossroads: Rethinking Flood Risk Governance in an Era of Deregulation and Decentralization
By Jen Marcy, CFM, PMP and Celinda Adair, CFM
A more state-driven NFIP could bring greater flexibility—and greater accountability. Explore the potential risks and opportunities.
May 18, 2026
10 Completely Unofficial and Entirely Unsolicited Ways to Improve FEMA
By Chad Berginnis, CFM
What would actually improve FEMA? On the heels of the FEMA Review Council Report, ASFPM Executive Director Chad Berginnis offers 10 unofficial recommendations.
May 18, 2026
What the FEMA Review Council Report Gets Right — and Wrong — About Flood Risk Management
By News Editor
The ASFPM Policy Team breaks down the recommendations that could have the most consequential implications for floodplain management, hazard mitigation and the NFIP.
March 13, 2026
NFIP Code Blue
By Chad Berginnis, CFM
The warning signs have been building for months. Now the NFIP is in Code Blue.
January 29, 2026
FEMA Review Council Term Extended as Draft Report Proposes Shifts in Disaster Aid
By News Editor
The FEMA Review Council has until March 25 to issue its recommendations to reform and streamline the nation’s emergency management and disaster response system.
June 12, 2026
ASFPM Weighs in on FEMA Review Council Final Report
By News Editor
ASFPM’s comments call for reforms grounded in real-world experience, with recommendations on flood insurance, mitigation, mapping, and workforce capacity.
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