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DHS Disputes Study of Security Funding
In the wake of a scathing GAO report that found DHS funds allotted to suburbs instead of high-threat urban areas, the DHS fights back. Can it defend its funding formula? Click HERE>>
Communications Plan Sparks Resource Feud
A plan for a broadband network for first responders has sparked a battle between interest groups. Will it solve our communications problems — or only benefit investors? Click HERE>>
Disaster Loan Program May Not Help Missouri Farmers
After January’s ice storm, some of the country’s farmers found they’re not eligible for disaster assistance. Who qualifies for these low-interest agricultural loans? Click HERE>>
Are Security Grants Too Costly?
Cities are buying new equipment with homeland security grants, but some say the purchases just cost taxpayers more money. Are they looking a gift horse in the mouth? Click HERE>>
NYC Plans Nuke Security Ring
The DHS will install a $46 million system of sensors around New York City to detect nuclear or dirty bombs. Will it improve security in the Big Apple? Click
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FEMA Speeds Up 9-1-1 Upgrade
FEMA is turning attention to its own internal 9-1-1 system by putting upgrades to its call management system on the fast track. Will it improve the agency’s response? Click
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