Mike Ezell will keep working to reorganize FEMA to make it more efficient.

I’ll tell you, it needs to be reorganized. ... I’m part of the solution. I’m going to keep working with that so that we can get that done, so we can be more efficient about what we’re doing.

Ezell commits to continued work on FEMA reorganization and efficiency.

Mike Ezell for Congress - Home
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H.R. 152 was referred to committee on January 3, 2025, passed the House on January 13, 2025, and was received in the Senate on January 14, 2025; H.R. 153 was referred on January 3, 2025, passed the House on January 14, 2025, and was received in the Senate on January 15, 2025.

Ezell helped advance two FEMA-related bills through the House in his current term, showing concrete effort to streamline or reorganize FEMA-related processes.

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History of Bills and Resolutions
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During floor debate on H.R. 153, the sponsor stated that the bill would increase transparency for post-disaster federal assistance and that the legislation had previously passed the House in the 116th, 117th, and 118th Congresses; Mr. Ezell was thanked for his leadership on the legislation.

The Congressional Record shows Ezell actively championing FEMA-disaster-assistance legislation aimed at making the system more transparent and efficient.

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Congressional Record - House
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Ezell and Rep. Salud Carbajal introduced H.R. 3177, the Keep It In The State Act, which the office said would improve the accuracy, safety, and efficiency of federally funded disaster recovery efforts and prioritize local expertise.

Ezell introduced a new FEMA-reform bill in 2025, which is concrete evidence of continued action toward making FEMA-related disaster recovery more efficient.

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Ezell, Carbajal Introduce Bipartisan FEMA Reform Bill
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H.R. 3177 was introduced in the House by Mr. Ezell and referred to committee.

The bill record confirms Ezell formally introduced FEMA-related reform legislation rather than merely issuing statements.

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H.R. 3177 - Keep It In The State Act
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The FEMA Review Council was continued until May 29, 2026, or 10 days after the required report.

The federal FEMA-reform review effort was still active in 2026, but this does not show Ezell secured a reorganization or final FEMA overhaul.

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Further Continuance of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Review Council
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Ezell said his bills would streamline the federal government's response to disasters, and the House passed both bills.

Ezell took direct same-term action toward a more efficient disaster-response system, but the effort stopped at House passage and did not complete FEMA reorganization.

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U.S. House Passes Ezell Legislative Efforts to Strengthen Federal Natural Disaster Response
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The order established a FEMA Review Council to recommend improvements or structural changes.

The federal government formally launched a FEMA reform process during Ezell's term, which supports ongoing work but not a completed reorganization.

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Council to Assess the Federal Emergency Management Agency
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