H.R. 9959 says that someone important, called the Comptroller General, will check if big, outdoor sirens in different places work well to warn people about storms and other emergencies. They'll look at how old the sirens are, how they can be better, and if they are safe from hackers, then tell grown-ups in charge what they find out.

H.R. 2892, called the "WARN Act," is a plan to check how good weather warning messages are at keeping people safe, by looking at how alerts are sent, like on social media, and if they make sense. The goal is to find ways to make these messages better.