The bill wants to make a new money-saving piggy bank called the "National Resilience and Recovery Fund" by collecting some extra pennies from big companies that drill oil and gas. This piggy bank would help pay for fixing things when storms and disasters happen, but people are concerned because they aren't sure exactly how it will all work or if it will be fair to everyone.

H.R. 9092 is like giving special help and tools to places when it gets really, really hot outside, so they can make sure everyone stays safe and cool. But there are concerns because the rules about how to use this help aren't very clear, and some places might have a hard time getting the help they need.

H.R. 8256 is about giving money to places near the U.S.-Mexico border to help build or fix fences and barriers, making it harder for people to cross the border without permission. The program has a budget to spend on this every year until 2027.

S. 3648 is a new rule that helps fix old rules about how the government hires people to help during emergencies, like big storms. It wants to make sure the government spends money wisely and doesn't waste it, by checking very carefully what they do with the money.

H.R. 8894 is like a plan to make sure everyone can hear and understand tsunami warnings better. It wants to check how well the radio warnings work where people might have tsunamis and improve how different groups work together to get these warnings out quickly.

The Fire Management Assistance Grants for Tribal Governments Act lets Indian tribal governments ask for help directly from the government if there's a big fire, kind of like calling for help without needing permission from a park ranger.

Congress is looking at a new rule where they want to give $10 billion to help fix things after a big storm named Hurricane Helene, but they plan to take the same amount of money away from the tax office, and they say none of this help should go to people living in the U.S. without permission.

H.R. 9606 is a plan to change some rules about giving money to help fire departments keep their firefighters and hire new ones. It also lets them use the money to give extra rewards to firefighters but needs clear rules so people don't misuse it.

This bill wants to make it easier and better for people to clean up things like fallen trees and broken stuff after a big storm. It hopes to do this by bringing together special helpers to share ideas and make plans on how to do the cleaning up safely and smartly.

H.R. 8582 is a plan to help communities that have a tough time during big emergencies, like storms or floods, get help faster and easier, especially when the usual helpers like the governor don't ask for it. It makes sure everyone, especially those who don't usually get much help, gets a fair chance to ask for what they need.

The "Think Differently About Emergencies Act" is about making sure people with special needs, like disabilities, get the help they need when bad things happen, like big storms. It wants FEMA, the group that helps in emergencies, to check how well they are helping these people and see if they can do even better.

H.R. 1796 wants to make it easier for people to get help after a disaster, like a big storm, by creating a single form to fill out and making sure help gets to them faster. It also plans to keep people's information safe and teach them about all the help they can get when they need it.

H. R. 9927 is a plan to stop giving money to a specific FEMA program that helps with shelters and services. Instead, any leftover money will be used for another emergency help program.

In simple terms, H. R. 10143 lets the leader of FEMA take leftover money that was supposed to be used for COVID-19 and put it into a fund for disasters, like hurricanes or earthquakes. The leader can also move other money that's not needed anymore to help pay for fixing these disasters.

The bill wants FEMA to be better at helping people when really bad weather happens by forming a team to figure out the best way to handle different kinds of disasters and by making sure communities are ready for things like extreme heat or cold.

H. R. 6997 is a plan to create a special team to help people work together better when cleaning up after disasters, like when there's a big mess after a storm. This team will make sure everyone has good rules to follow so the cleanup is done right and doesn't cost too much.

H.R. 8775 wants to make sure that if computers are attacked by bad guys, important things like water, electricity, and hospitals can keep working by using backup plans that don't rely on computers. They want some really smart people to figure out how to make sure this happens and to tell everyone what they need to do.

H. R. 9064 is a plan to help people get money from the government to buy batteries for their houses, so they can have power even when there's a storm. This help is for people who live in single-family homes, and only if it's a smart choice that saves money.

H.R. 255 is a proposal to make disaster response faster by having different government groups team up to simplify how they gather and share information after a disaster. It also suggests creating a website where people can easily check updates on help available during these times.

S. 5067 is a bill that wants to help people better after big disasters, like when there's a huge storm and houses get damaged. It plans to make it easier for people to get help fixing their homes, finding places to live, and understanding what help is available using online tools.

H.R. 10398 is a new rule that says some people who did bad things can't go to certain emergency shelters, like during big storms, unless special places are made just for them. This means special places like certain buildings might be used, and people need to make sure everyone follows the rules.

The Mental Health Emergency Needs in Disasters Act wants to help people feel better after disasters like big storms by sending special helpers to talk to them and giving money to places that need it. It's like having friends who know how to make you feel better, especially when things are hard.

The bill wants to give more money to help with emergencies, like when people need places to stay. It says some of this money should go to doctors and hospitals, and it wants to help more towns that are not near the border.

H.R. 8456 is a plan to make sure two important groups, FEMA and HUD, follow some helpful advice on how to do a better job when disasters happen, like big storms. It's like a reminder to use good ideas so they can help people more quickly and better after bad things happen.

Imagine a big storm messes up many houses. S. 5350 is like a helping plan for people whose homes got hurt, even if they don't have a piece of paper saying the house is theirs. It makes sure these people can get the help they need to fix their homes and have a place to stay for a while.

H.R. 9750 lets the President help places like States and Indian Tribes when big disasters happen, by giving them money to fix things and recover. It also sets up a special fund to manage this money and to make sure help gets where it's needed, but some parts of the bill aren't very clear about how this should work.

The government wants to keep working on a big project to help people with Alzheimer's disease until the year 2035. They also want to include more people in planning, like those from different communities and other special groups, to make sure everyone gets help.

S. 5386 is a plan by the government to make better maps showing where floods happen in cities, so people, businesses, and towns can see the risk and prepare better; it gives money to help make these maps, but some worry that there isn't enough money to make really good maps for everyone who needs them.

The "Disaster Survivors Fairness Act of 2024" is a plan to help people who have their homes damaged by disasters by giving them money to fix things and to stop future problems, like making their houses stronger. It also wants to make sure the help is fair and transparent, but there are worries that some parts are not explained clearly enough, which might make things confusing or unfair for some people.

The bill wants to help cities make better maps to show where floods might happen so people can be safer, like when rain makes too much water in streets and homes. It plans to give some money to help, but the money might not be enough for small cities, and maps could still be hard to understand.

In the "Think Differently About Emergencies Act," FEMA has to check how well it helps people with disabilities during big disasters and tell Congress about it, making sure to find better ways to give them support.

This bill asks a special agency called FEMA to check how they help people with disabilities during big emergencies, like storms or floods, and find ways to do it better. They want to make sure everyone is cared for and see if there are any rules that make helping harder.

In this bill, Congress wants to make sure that FEMA, the team that helps during big emergencies like storms or fires, has a good plan to keep hiring and training enough people to do their jobs well. They have to check this plan every few years to make sure it’s working, but they won't get extra money to do it.

The bill is about setting rules on how towns and cities can use government money to help people who need shelter. It says they need to tell where people go when they move and make sure these people have friends or family to help them in their new place.

H.R. 9414 is a plan to help towns buy one big flood insurance policy that covers all homes, making it easier and possibly cheaper for everyone to be protected from floods. It's like a town getting a big umbrella to make sure all the houses stay dry when it rains a lot.

H.R. 10088 is a plan to give money and help to places hit by big storms, like Hurricanes Helene and Milton, and also to take back some money that wasn’t being used. They want to help people by fixing and building things, giving loans, and offering special tax benefits to areas that need the most help.

The Wildfire Response Improvement Act asks FEMA to make better rules for helping with wildfires, such as reducing the mess and cleaning up the water after a fire, so people can be safer. It also wants to make sure help is given fairly to everyone, without checking how much money they make.

The "Natural Disaster Recovery Program Act of 2024" is like a plan to help states and Indian tribes fix things after big storms or disasters, by giving them money and help, but there are some worries about how the money will be managed and if it will be used the right way.

H.R. 9024 is a bill that wants the people who help during big storms and hot weather to be better at their jobs. It tells them to listen to smart people, create new ideas for staying safe, and learn how heat can affect people, especially those who might get hurt more easily.

The bill wants to change the way FEMA decides who needs help after a disaster. It says FEMA should use special rules to make sure help is given out more fairly by looking at things like how much money is needed and how the local area is affected.

H.R. 7070 is a plan where FEMA will look at better ways to help stop wildfires and fix the problems they cause, like cleaning up and keeping water safe. They will have a year to make their plan better so fires don’t cause as much trouble in the future.

The Think Differently About Emergencies Act is about making sure people with disabilities get help when bad things like storms or fires happen, and it asks the people in charge of helping to find better ways to do it and share what they learn with the government.

H. RES. 1555 is like a big announcement from the people in charge that says it's very bad to spread lies about the helpers in disasters, like when there are big storms or fires. These lies can make people scared and stop the helpers from doing their jobs safely, so the announcement says everyone should be honest and work together to keep the helpers safe and ready to do their work.

The bill wants a group called FEMA to look at how they check if it’s worth making places safer from disasters and asks them to make this process easier. They will talk to different people and write a report about their ideas, but they won’t change any rules unless it’s needed.

The Regional Impact of Disasters and Emergencies Relief Act is a new rule that says if a big storm happens in one place, the areas next to it can also get help, even if they don’t get hit as badly. It also says small storms that together cause a lot of trouble can be treated like one big storm for getting help from the government.

The bill wants someone to check how FEMA, which helps people in emergencies, spends its money, making sure it's being used well to help everyone, especially in far-away places. It also wants ideas on spending less on running things and more on helping people.

H.R. 6997 wants to create a special team of experts to help people and organizations work together better when cleaning up things like broken trees and trash after a big disaster, like a storm. This team will include people from important groups like FEMA to make sure everything is done safely and quickly.