FEMA's Reorganization of Program and Budget Structure FEMA was reorganized from a programmatic to a functionally based structure in November of 1993. This functional structure was designed to streamline the process for FEMA's goal of customer-oriented service to the States. The FEMA FY 95 budget has been revised to correspond to the functional structure. Several line items in the program were integrated to provide the States greater flexibility in the use of FEMA resources to develop this all-hazards emergency management capability. FEMA is also restructuring its Comprehensive Cooperative Agreement (CCA) from a programmatic to a functional approach for FY 1995. This approach will more closely reflect the States' annual program planning and will eliminate duplicative work activities and reduce associated reporting burdens; provide a more flexible basis for Federal/State negotiations; provide greater flexibility in the use of Federal funds to develop emergency management capabilities; and integrate and functionally organize work activities. From: William Tidbal Organization: Federal Emergency Management Agency Location: Washington, D.C. Telephone: (202)646-3918
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