Trump installs his fourth acting FEMA chief after tapping full-time nominee
Summary
Karen Evans has left her role as acting head of FEMA, the U.S. agency that manages disaster relief. This change marks the fourth leadership shift at FEMA since President Donald Trump nominated a permanent leader.Key Facts
- Karen Evans served as acting head of FEMA since December.
- She is leaving the agency, creating another leadership change.
- David Richardson was the acting FEMA head before Evans.
- President Donald Trump recently nominated a full-time FEMA leader.
- Since that nomination, FEMA has seen four different acting chiefs.
- FEMA handles disaster and emergency response in the U.S.
- The leadership changes come during a time when FEMA's role is critical for emergency management.
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