Jeremy Greenberg (Screenshot: FEMA) A major shake‑up at the Federal Emergency Management Agency has materialized as Jeremy Greenberg, head of the National Response Coordination Center, resigned last week—just as President Trump unveiled plans to “phase out” FEMA after the 2025 hurricane season, redirecting disaster‑recovery authority to states . At a White House briefing on June 10, Mr. Trump declared, “We want to wean off of FEMA and bring it down to the state level,” promising to decentralize federal disaster assistance. Joined by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, the President emphasized the importance of reestablishing state accountability and initiative—while reducing wasteful bureaucracy. Read more: Trump Officially Begins Phasing Out FEMA: ‘We’re Going to Give Out Less’ Greenberg confirmed his resignation to CBS News last week, though he…
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